Bigg Boss 19: Rohan Mehra Angry, Slams Mridul Tiwari For Throwing Water On Ashnoor Kaur’s Bed

Actor Rohan Mehra has spoken up in support of Ashnoor Kaur after a recent incident in the Bigg Boss 19 house involving influencer Mridul Tiwari. The incident, which took place during a light-hearted moment

in the house, quickly turned controversial when Mridul poured water on Ashnoor’s bed and later defended his action as “masti.”

After the episode aired, Rohan took to social media to express his disappointment. He said, “Calling it ‘masti’ doesn’t make it right, Mridul. Pouring water on someone’s bed is straight-up disrespect. Ashnoor handled it with grace when anyone else would’ve snapped. That’s real composure.”

Several viewers also pointed out that such actions go beyond playful fun and can easily cross the line into humiliation. “There’s a difference between jokes and disrespect,” one of the fans wrote, echoing Rohan’s words.

Rohan Mehra played Naksh, Ashnoor Kaur’s brother in the popular show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai. The two share a close bond, and even since Ashnoor entered the Bigg Boss 19 house, Rohan has been supporting her via social media.

Besides Rohan, actress Aditi Sharma also expressed her views on Bigg Boss 19 recently, supporting Ashnoor amid claims that she and Abhishek Bajaj like each other. Aditi defended Ashnoor and called out Farrhana Bhatt for allegedly bullying the young actress.

“It’s honestly heartbreaking to watch how they keep twisting everything just to paint her as jealous. How many times does she have to say it- she and Abhishek are just friends. She’s 21, she’s allowed to feel and set boundaries without being mocked for it. The way Nehal, Farhana, and others gang up on her with their cheap drama for footage is disgusting. This isn’t entertainment, it’s bullying,” she said.

Bigg Boss 19 premiered in August this year and has become the talk of the town ever since. Reportedly, Amaal Mallik will be the next contestant to walk out of the show due to health reasons. However, there is no official confirmation regarding this as of now.