In a recent episode of Bigg Boss 17, the atmosphere got tense as comedian Munawar Faruqui took center stage during the roast session. His jokes targeted Vicky Jain, the husband of Ankita Lokhande, resulting in a visibly displeased reaction from Ankita. Let’s delve into the details of the roasting controversy that unfolded in the Bigg Boss house.
Munawar Faruqui’s Roast on Vicky Jain:
During the roast session, Munawar Faruqui directed his humor towards Vicky Jain, Ankita Lokhande’s husband. Munawar shared an anecdote where Vicky claimed to have 200 individuals like Munawar working for him. Munawar humorously countered, suggesting that, to his knowledge, Vicky was the only one in the Bigg Boss house due to his association with his wife. The audience responded positively, but Ankita’s expression indicated her displeasure with the jokes.
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Ankita Lokhande’s Unhappy Reaction:
As Munawar continued with his roast, he shifted the focus to Ankita and Vicky’s relationship. He playfully remarked about Ankita referring to the TV as her in-laws’ home and jokingly questioned if the son-in-law had overstayed his welcome. Ankita Lokhande, looking visibly annoyed, did not join in the laughter, making it clear that she was not amused by the jokes directed at her husband.
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Ankita and Vicky’s Turbulent Bigg Boss Journey:
The tensions between Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain have been a recurring theme in Bigg Boss 17. The couple has been involved in several conflicts within the house, leading to interventions, including one from their mother-in-law. Ankita had previously hinted at the possibility of considering a divorce from Vicky, adding an extra layer of drama to their Bigg Boss journey. Support from fellow contestants, including Mrunal Thakur and Rakhi Sawant, has further highlighted the complexities of Ankita and Vicky’s relationship.
