Clip of BB19’s Amaal Mallik abusing Farrhana Bhatt goes viral, Ayesha Khan calls him ‘EXTREMELY LOW’

Ayesha Khan recently took to her Instagram handle to express her strong disapproval of Amaal Mallik’s remarks against fellow contestant Farrhana Bhatt. The controversy began after a clip from a reality show went viral, showing Amaal in conversation with Tanya Mittal and other participants. In the video, Amaal is seen speaking about Farrhana and using unpleasant words to describe her, which quickly drew criticism from viewers online.

Sharing the clip on her Instagram story, Ayesha lashed out at Amaal and wrote, ‘Ew. Low, extremely low. Unbelievable how no one took a stand, not been following the show, but this is low and cheap. Casually giving names to a woman? Learn better.’ She further added, ‘Saw another video of someone calling Farrhana a terrorist, inappropriate, disheartening, low. You go girl! Win the show!’

Ayesha’s post gained significant attention across social media platforms, with many users echoing her disappointment over the remarks. Her statement also sparked a larger conversation about the culture of casual disrespect and name-calling that often emerges in televised reality shows.

Farrhana Bhatt, is currently inside the Bigg Boss house and her team has not responded to the remarks or to Ayesha’s post, as contestants do not have access to social media during their stay in the show. Meanwhile, fans and followers have shown support for both Farrhana and Ayesha, appreciating the latter for addressing the issue directly.

The clip featuring Amaal Mallik continues to circulate widely, with viewers debating the context and intent behind his words. As of now, neither Amaal Mallik nor Tanya Mittal has issued any public clarification or statement regarding the incident.

Ayesha’s reaction has added momentum to ongoing discussions about accountability and respectful conduct in the entertainment industry, particularly within competitive television environments. The incident has also brought renewed attention to the way women are spoken about and portrayed in reality shows, prompting calls for greater sensitivity and responsibility among participants.