'Bigg Boss OTT 3': Armaan Malik and Kritika Malik receive backlash from the media for polygamy

The popular reality show Bigg Boss OTT 3 is heating up as it approaches its finale on August 2. Contestants Armaan Malik and Kritika Malik have been at the center of controversy, especially after their entrance into the show created a stir. Armaan, a YouTuber, entered the house with both his wives, Kritika and Payal Malik, which sparked widespread debate.

During a recent press conference inside the house, the media grilled Armaan and Kritika, focusing on their unconventional relationships and personal choices. The intense scrutiny led to a heated exchange, with Kritika visibly upset and even in tears.

The media session turned especially tense when journalists questioned Kritika about her relationship with Armaan, who is married to her friend, Payal. Kritika defended her actions by saying, "Mai maanti hu mujhe pyaar hua, har kisiko pyaar hota hai," trying to justify her feelings. However, the questioning didn’t stop there. One journalist criticized her by saying, “Kritika, Daayan bhi saath ghar chodkar vaar karti hai,” highlighting the perceived betrayal.

Armaan was also confronted about his treatment of women and his polygamous lifestyle. When asked if cheating is a choice, he responded that if it were, he would have chosen to be with only one of his wives. He further faced criticism for treating relationships as if they had no real value, responding vaguely when asked about the nature of his relationships, saying, “Kuch rishte bina naam ke hote hain.”

The show, which went live on JioCinema on June 21, has kept audiences hooked with its dramatic moments. With the finale just around the corner, the competition is fierce among the remaining contestants: Ranvir Shorey, Armaan Malik, Kritika Malik, Sai Ketan Rao, Naezy, Sana Makbul, and Lovekesh Kataria.

As the finale approaches, viewers are eagerly watching to see who will take home the winner’s trophy, while the controversy surrounding Armaan and Kritika continues to be a major talking point.