Bigg Boss 18 continues to deliver intense drama, but a recent incident involving Aditi Mistry has drawn heavy criticism from viewers. A video circulating online shows Aditi and a few female housemates attempting to force Avinash Mishra into the pool against his will, sparking outrage among fans.
The Incident
During the episode, Avinash was seen teaching Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga how to swim when Aditi, along with Kashish Kapoor, Eisha Singh, and Edin Rose, began chasing him around the garden area. Despite Avinash’s repeated refusals to join them in the pool, the women persisted. The situation escalated when Aditi accidentally tore Avinash’s shirt while trying to pull it off, with Kashish and Edin joining in the act.
As Avinash visibly struggled and expressed his discomfort, Chahat Panday was seen laughing from a distance, adding to the tension. The chaotic moment finally ended when Vivian Dsena intervened, freeing Avinash from the group and sternly warning Aditi to refrain from such behavior.
Viewer Reactions
The clip, shared widely on Reddit, triggered a wave of criticism against Aditi and the other housemates involved. Fans condemned the act, calling it inappropriate and disrespectful. Many viewers praised Avinash for maintaining his composure and Vivian for stepping in to de-escalate the situation.
One user wrote, “This behavior is unacceptable. No means no, regardless of the situation.” Another commented, “Imagine the outrage if the roles were reversed. Aditi and others need to face consequences.”
Impact on the Game
The incident has sparked a debate about personal boundaries and respect within the Bigg Boss house. While Aditi has not yet addressed the backlash, fans are eagerly awaiting Bigg Boss’s response to the controversy.
A Reminder of Limits
As Bigg Boss 18 progresses, the incident serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting boundaries, even in a competitive setting. With the drama intensifying, viewers will be watching closely to see how this affects Aditi and her relationships within the house.
