Mahhi Vij is a contestant in Bigg Boss 20, where her interactions and relationships have drawn attention. CutMirchi covers her role in the house's conflicts, reactions to personal remarks, and responses to accusations from other contestants.
Summarised from CutMirchi’s coverage.
Aanchal Dubey calls out Mahhi Vij and Gullu over alleged body-shaming remarks on Bigg Boss 20, saying 'No matter what shape or size' — her sister's talent speaks for itself.
Shehnaaz Gill has publicly reaffirmed her support for Mahhi Vij, recalling how the actress helped her during wardrobe struggles on Bigg Boss 13. She emphasized their bond beyond the game, citing shared vulnerability and genuine connection.
Aamrapali Dubey questions Mahhi Vij’s loyalty, saying she only considers people family while they're useful in the game. After Mahhi said the house wasn't her family, Aamrapali highlighted the shift from bonding with YUNG DSA to distancing herself.
Mahhi Vij accused Uditi Singh of not playing independently. ScoutOP confessed feelings for Lovepreet Gill. Arishfa Khan broke down after being targeted for cleanliness. The house is no longer just a game. It’s a pressure cooker.
Isha Rikhi has called out Mahhi Vij for remarks made about her emotional breakdown on Bigg Boss 20, calling the comments 'really, really insensitive' — and not just because of what was said, but how it was said.
Bigg Boss 20 contestants clashed over a colour task, a fake medical emergency and a kitchen dispute this week, prompting Salman Khan to pull up Rhiti Tiwari on Weekend Ka Vaar for crossing a line.
Gauahar Khan took to Instagram to back contestant Qazi Touqeer after a captaincy task sparked controversy, accusing Bigg Boss 20 participants of targeting him and fueling house tension.
Bigg Boss 20's Uditi Singh dismisses speculation that ex-boyfriend Karan Wahi could enter as a wildcard, saying he'd have started with the show if that were the plan. Aman Gandhi rules out Shagun Sharma too.
Salman Khan opened Bigg Boss 20 with a new TathasTwo twist and 16 contestants, but a Koimoi review calls the lineup bland and the drama manufactured, questioning whether the format has run dry.