Nikki Tamboli's Team Slams Prince Narula for Botox Comments: "Mocking Someone Behind Their Back..."

More than the tasks in the show, 'The 50' is grabbing everyone's attention because of the fights between the contestants. In one of the recent episodes, Prince Narula was seen making fun of Nikki Tamboli's lips while talking to Shiv Thakare and Monalisa, and all of them are laughing. Nikki's team took to social media to slam Prince, and they wrote a long note.

Nikki Tamboli's Lashes Out at Prince Narula:

Their note read, "So-called husband, father, public figure. If someone spoke about your daughter's body like this, would you laugh too? This isn't a strategy. This isn't a game. This is body-shaming done quietly - the coward's way. Cameras don't cancel character. Influence doesn't excuse disrespect."

 "If You Have Something To Say, Say It To The Face..."

Nikki's team further wrote, "Mocking someone behind their back isn't power. If you have something to say, say it to the face. Behind-the-back mocking isn't strength; it's fear pretending to be confidence. And influence without responsibility? That's not leadership. That's a failure. That's a weakness with an audience."

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About Nikki Tamboli:

Nikki made her acting debut with the Telugu horror‑comedy 'Chikati Gadilo Chithakotudu', followed by her Tamil breakthrough in the action‑horror blockbuster 'Kanchana 3' as Divya, which earned over ₹130 crore worldwide. She then appeared in the Telugu drama 'Thippara Meesam' as Mounika. Nikki later stepped into television with the reality show 'Bigg Boss 14', where she emerged as the second runner‑up.

She went on to join the stunt‑based series 'Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 11', shot in Cape Town, and later participated in the game show 'The Khatra Khatra Show'. Nikki made a special appearance in the song 'Cocktail' from 'Jogira Sara Ra Ra', and became the highest‑paid contestant of 'Bigg Boss Marathi 5', finishing as the second runner‑up. She most recently appeared on 'Celebrity MasterChef India', where she secured the position of first runner‑up.