The 50 episode highlights: The recent bodyshaming incident on the reality show The 50 has sparked widespread discussion online, especially after Bebika Dhurve firmly called out an inappropriate remark made during the show. The issue has drawn strong reactions from viewers and public figures, including Kriti Verma, who shared a clear and thoughtful take on the matter.
Rajat Dalal Bodyshames Bebika Dhurve In The 50, Kriti Verma Supports Her
The controversy began on The 50 when Rajat Dalal jokingly referred to Bebika Dhurve as “bhains.” While the comment was said in a fun tone, Bebika immediately addressed it and explained how such remarks can deeply affect a person’s mental health.
The Bigg Boss star also pointed out how body-related comments often lead to harsh trolling on social media, something many contestants face long after the show ends.
Reacting to the incident, Kriti Verma said that the problem was not just the comment, but the reaction to it. She acknowledged that Rajat Dalal understood his mistake and apologised. According to her, accepting fault and saying sorry is an important step and shows maturity.
Kriti Verma SLAMS Manisha Rani For Her Remark In The 50
However, Kriti expressed concern over Manisha Rani’s response. Manisha, describing the incident as “mazaak” did not go down well with many viewers. Kriti questioned whether the reaction would have been the same if a similar comment had been made about Manisha Rani’s own height or appearance.
Kriti strongly supported Bebika Dhurve for standing her ground on The 50. She called Bebika’s response valid, necessary, and brave, especially on a national television platform. Kriti highlighted that comments on someone’s body can have a serious impact on mental health, and people often don’t know what struggles someone may have faced for being overweight or underweight.
The incident has once again brought attention to the need for sensitivity and responsibility on reality shows. As Kriti Verma summed it up, entertainment should never come at the cost of dignity. Respect, she said, is not a joke.