Bigg Boss 18: Kanwar Dhillon Criticizes Manu Punjabi for Harsh Comments on Alice Kaushik’s Mental Health; Says ‘You Should Be Ashamed’
In a recent vlog, Manu Punjabi made fun of Alice Kaushik and made rude comments about her mental health. This upset Kanwar Dhillon, who responded strongly.
Trigger Warning: This article mentions panic attacks.
Alice Kaushik, a contestant on Bigg Boss 18, has been in the spotlight due to her friendship with Eisha Singh and Avinash Mishra. During a heated argument in the house, Alice had a panic attack and had to be taken to the medical room. However, Manu Punjabi, known for his bold opinions, made fun of Alice’s situation. This upset Kanwar Dhillon, Alice’s boyfriend, who stood up for her and called out Manu for his harsh comments.
Kanwar took to his Instagram story to express his anger and disappointment at Manu Punjabi’s insensitive remarks. He showed his support for Alice and criticized Manu for making light of her condition, accusing him of trying to get attention by mocking her.
Kanwar wrote, “@manupunjabim3 You should be ashamed of making this a joke! Sharam aani chahiye bhai, content ke naam pe kuch bhi bhankas nahi karneka.” (You should be ashamed of doing this for content.)
He went on to say, “Do you even know about her health problems? Do you know anything about panic attacks? EDUCATE yourself, brother.”
Kanwar also slammed Manu for creating insensitive content just to get views. He added, “Raise awareness about mental health and then use your brain to make content! Wanting views is fine, but don’t sink so low. It’s sad to see such desperation for attention in the name of content.”
For those who don’t know, in his vlog, Manu Punjabi, a former Bigg Boss contestant, claimed that Alice was faking her condition just to get attention. He said that Alice wanted to be in the spotlight but didn’t succeed as she hoped.
Watch Manu Punjabi’s video here:
Talking about Alice Kaushik’s time in Bigg Boss 18, she and Vivian Dsena are currently the top two contestants. It will be interesting to see if they stay in these top spots as the show progresses.
Disclaimer: If you know someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, or a serious mental illness, please reach out to a doctor, mental health expert, or NGO for help. There are many helplines available for support.
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