Anupamaa’s Ishita Dixit Supports Bigg Boss 19’s Ashnoor Kaur; Condemns Body-Shaming Act In House – EXCLUSIVE

Ishita Dixit, who plays the role of Pari in Rupali Ganguly’s Anupamaa, has come out in support of Bigg Boss 19 contestant Ashnoor Kaur. For the unversed, Ashnoor was body-shamed by Neelam Giri, Tanya Mittal

and Kunickaa Sadanand in the house. In an exclusive interaction with Zoom/Telly Talk India, Ishita Dixit even appreciated Ashnoor Kaur’s efforts in the game and praised her for handling such tough situations with dignity.

Ishita Dixit is all praise for Ashnoor Kaur

During a candid chat with us, Ishita Dixit addressed the body-shaming that Ashnoor Kaur faced in the Bigg Boss 19 house. The Anupamaa actress even confessed that she could relate to her experience. Ishita Dixit said, “For me, it’s very personal because I’m also on the chubbier side. When I saw what happened, I was frustrated and hurt. Everyone’s body is different — some struggle with hormonal issues, PCOS, or PCOD, and targeting someone for their body is disgusting.”Also Read : Bigg Boss 19: Abhishek Bajaj Calls Pranit 'Player' For Evicting Him, Says 'Hum Rishte Nibhate Rahe, Khel Gaya' - EXCL The actress further expressed disappointment with people who justify such behaviour for the sake of drama or TRPs. “Those who make such comments show how small-minded and uneducated they are. Body-shaming should never be normalised for anyone. Every person has a different body, colour, and shape—that’s what makes us unique,” Ishita added. Ishita Dixit also slammed Kunickaa and Tanya for passing such comments against Ashnoor Kaur. She said, “If someone calls Kunickaa Sadanand ‘aunty’ on the show, she wouldn’t like it. Similarly, if someone referred to Tanya Mittal as fake, she would not appreciate it either. That’s why I felt personally hurt by what happened.” Talking about Ishita Dixit, the actress’ character in Anupamaa is also dealing with issues of body-shaming in the show. Ishita doesn’t endorse such trolling, as she believes in body positivity and self-acceptance. Stay tuned for more updates!