The recent captaincy task inside the Bigg Boss 20 house has sparked considerable discussion, with several contestants and their families becoming part of the ongoing controversy. What has particularly drawn attention is the mention of Mahhi Vij and Jay Bhanushali’s daughter Tara during the task. Now, actor Vivian Dsena has come out in support of Mahhi, expressing his disappointment over children being dragged into matters concerning the game.
Taking to his Instagram stories, Vivian shared a strongly worded note explaining why the incident compelled him to break his usual silence on matters related to Bigg Boss. The actor revealed that he could relate to what Mahhi might be experiencing, having faced a similar situation when his own daughter’s name was brought up during a segment on the show.
Vivian wrote, “Throughout my journey with Bigg Boss, both before and after being a part of the show, I’ve consciously refrained from commenting on its happenings. But this particular incident has genuinely compelled me to break that silence.
Having experienced something similar when my daughter’s name was brought into the show during a particular segment, I know how deeply something like this can affect a parent.
You can like, dislike someone, question their game, disagree with their decisions or have differences of opinion, but never bring an innocent child into an adult’s battles. Tara is just seven years old and has absolutely nothing to do with this game.
©mahhivii, stay strong. Your strength speaks for itself.
Wishing you and Gijaybhanushali nothing but positivity and strength.
Play the game, fight your battles, but leave the children and family members out of it. Some boundaries should never be crossed, inside or outside the Bigg Boss house.”
Through his statement, Vivian made it clear that while disagreements and criticism are an inevitable part of a reality show like Bigg Boss, involving children in contestants’ conflicts is a line that should not be crossed. His message also highlighted the emotional impact such incidents can have on parents, especially when their children have no connection to the game.
His public show of support for Mahhi comes amid the ongoing conversations surrounding the captaincy task, with the incident once again bringing the question of boundaries and personal attacks inside the reality show into focus.
