Due to a contentious argument with fellow actor Arjun Bijlani, Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav recently made news. Elvish got into a heated argument with Arjun after a confrontation with Asim Riaz that was started by the latter’s indirect remark. In reaction, Elvish made fun of Arjun by calling her a “woman.”
Arjun Bijlani tweeted about how some Bigg Boss winners’ followers harass women and treat them disrespectfully, which sparked the uproar. It was widely assumed that this tweet was intended for Elvish. Elvish wittily responded by calling Arjun a “woman” in jest.
Bigg boss karke certain people and their fan clubs have forgotten how to treat ladies, read Arjun’s tweet. Sad!!” “Mujhe Ab Pata Laga Tum Woman Ho,” which translates to “Now I know you’re a woman,” was Elvish’s answer to this post.
Netizens’ reactions to this verbal battle were conflicted, with some siding with Arjun and others backing Elvish. Disappointed, one person wrote, “I feel humiliated because I previously respected you… With each new Bigg Boss season, the quality of the victors declines. Does this even make sense???? asked another user, challenging the argument’s logic. Do you mean to say that someone becomes a lady in your sight if they speak up for women? I’m sorry, but is this the point you’re trying to make? not showing ladies respect? Additionally, I recently viewed your video in which you assert that “Girls should perform household duties” despite the fact that they are not diamagnetic. I’m sorry once more, but please update your knowledge; there are lots of examples of ladies holding leadership positions. It’s so retrograde of you to do this, I never expected it.” Did I miss something, guys? asked another member. What is the issue?
It’s important to note that Asim Riaz and Elvish Yadav had verbal exchanges the week before. Asim said that he and Sidharth Shukla couldn’t be replaced during a concert. He pointed out that modern victors frequently go live on Instagram to count their followers in a humorous jab at Elvish. Asim’s reaction from Elvish was that he was “irrelevant.”
