Actress Bandgee Kallra Backs Tanya Mittal, Questions ‘Selective Blame’ in Bigg Boss 19 House

Actress Bandgee Kallra has stirred major conversation online after a post — claimed to be from her official account — went viral for criticizing what she called “selective targeting” against Tanya Mittal in Bigg Boss 19. Her remarks have triggered fresh debates among fans of the show.

The post appeared soon after Ashnoor’s father entered the BB19 house and confronted Tanya over the alleged body-shaming episode. But Bandgee questioned the fairness of that moment, suggesting viewers were shown only a partial narrative. According to her, several contestants had made stronger comments about Ashnoor, yet none of them were confronted in the same manner.

She highlighted that Neelam had allegedly made the “worst bodyshaming comment,” but that point was never brought up. Bandgee also recalled how Kunickaa had once referred to Ashnoor as a “dinosaur,” a remark that had already sparked criticism among audiences. Despite these incidents, Tanya alone was asked to justify herself on national television.

Bandgee maintained that Tanya wasn’t the main voice behind the remarks and was simply reacting within a group discussion — making the confrontation feel disproportionate.

Meanwhile, clips circulating online show instances where Ashnoor herself had made indirect but critical statements about Tanya earlier in the season. This has pushed fans to question why outrage seems to rise only in one direction.

With Bandgee’s post gaining traction, many social media users are now demanding that all contestants be held equally accountable, stressing the need for “balanced storytelling instead of selective angles.”

The situation has now snowballed into a wider debate on how reality shows shape narratives, the biases that may influence on-screen portrayals, and the responsibility contestants carry when their words can be amplified instantly.