Isha Rikhi Slams Mahhi Vij's 'Badshah Ne Iske Saath Kya Kar Diya' Remark; Opens Up On Trauma And Cheating

Recently evicted 'Bigg Boss 20' contestant Isha Rikhi has reflected on her journey inside the Salman Khan-hosted reality show, describing it as a learning experience filled with highs and lows. Isha spoke about the support she received from fans, her disappointment over Mahhi Vij's remarks, and her views on relationships and betrayal.

"I Also Got A Reality Check About Myself..."

Calling her stint on the show a "roller coaster," Isha shared that the experience helped her understand herself better. “The journey was like a roller coaster. Sometimes there were highs and sometimes there were lows. But overall, it was a good experience, and I'm glad I did it because I got to learn a lot. I also got a reality check about myself,” she said.

On Salman Khan's Praise:

Isha admitted that receiving appreciation from Salman Khan was a special moment. She said his praise meant a lot to her and made her feel validated. However, after stepping out of the house and seeing mixed reactions from viewers, she realised everyone had different opinions. Despite that, she remains grateful for the immense support she received from her followers.

Isha Calls Out Mahhi Vij's Comment:

One of the strongest reactions from Isha came when she spoke about Mahhi Vij's controversial remark, “Badshah ne iske saath kya kar diya.” “I felt very disappointed. As a woman, I felt that what she said was very insensitive,” Isha said, adding that people process trauma differently.

She also revealed, “My ex-boyfriend slapped me when I was in 12th grade,” while explaining why such comments can deeply affect someone. Isha further stated, “Especially coming from Mahi ji, I did not expect such words. And the fact that she said it behind my back instead of saying it to my face was not right.”

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On House Dynamics:

Reacting to the constant gossip and shifting loyalties inside the house, Isha said she realised that contestants ultimately had to fight their own battles. According to her, several groups displayed unity, but at times those alliances also created ugly situations.

On Mahhi Vij And Mary Kom:

Isha also criticised Mahhi for allegedly bringing Mary Kom's personal life into a discussion. “That was very bad, and I think I raised my voice at that time. I told her, ‘This is getting too personal,'” she recalled, adding that respect should never be one-sided.

On Emotional And Physical Cheating:

Speaking about betrayal in relationships, Isha admitted that emotional and physical cheating can be difficult to deal with. While she believes in trusting people, she now wants to be more cautious and learn from past experiences.

Advice To Girls:

Sharing a message for young women, Isha said, “Don't invest so much time in a relationship that it becomes difficult for you to move on.” She concluded by saying that women are incredibly strong and should learn to value their time because “Age and time never come back.”