Sandiip Sickand lashes out at Isha Malviya, states she is setting a wrong example, Here's why

Renowned producer Sandiip Sickand, a devoted follower of Colors TV's controversial reality show 'Bigg Boss,' frequently shares his candid opinions about the show and its contestants. He has also participated in the show's celebrity panel on several occasions.

Sickand recently took to his Instagram to criticize Isha Malviya, known for her role in 'Udaariyan.' He called her out for inviting her ex-boyfriend, Abhishek Kumar, into the "love room" despite previously accusing him of physical abuse in front of Salman Khan. Sandiip firmly believes that Isha is setting a harmful example for young girls who look up to her and emphasized the need to hold her accountable for her behavior.

In his Instagram post, Sandiip expressed his concerns about the current season of 'Bigg Boss,' stressing that violence against women is unacceptable and a prevalent issue in the country. He questioned the credibility of Isha's actions, as she accused Abhishek of physical violence in front of Salman Khan but later sought to bring him into the "love room." Sandiip deemed this behavior as ridiculous and shameful, asserting that it sets a negative example for today's generation.

He wrote: This has been playing on my mind since the start of Bigg Boss, this season.

Violence against women is unforgivable & a lot of women in our country deal with this.. yet, we have young girls like Isha Malviya!! She accuses @aebyborntoshine of physical violence in front of @beingsalmankhan and the very next day wants to get Abhishekh in the love room !! This is ridiculous and shameful that todays generation is setting such bad examples. She must be pulled up for this nonsense.''

For context, Isha Malviya and Abhishek Kumar, former co-stars from Colors TV's 'Udaariyan,' were previously in a relationship. However, their relationship soured, and on national television, Isha accused Abhishek of physically abusing her. Abhishek did not deny the allegations but claimed he acted in self-defense.

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