Big Boss 16: In the recent episode of the popular reality show ‘Bigg Boss 16’, Abdu Rozik surprised his crush Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia on her birthday. He had asked Sajid Khan to write ‘Happy Birthday’ and ‘I love Nimmi’ on the body, but he had written something else instead of ‘I love Nimmi’, due to which the fans were angry, but now Abdu Rogic’s manager has also expressed his anger.
Statement from Abdu Rogic’s manager
A statement of Abdu Rojik’s manager has been shared from Mr. Khabri’s insta handle. The statement reads, “The IFCM team is saddened and shocked that its client, Abdu Rojik, is being treated in an unfairly discriminatory manner in the Bigg Boss house. It is unfair to manipulate the staff and play with the spirit of an innocent for their own benefit, especially with a person who does not fully understand the reason behind an activity and this simplicity and innocence is being taken advantage of. Used to be.”
Angry on writing abuses on the back
The statement further reads, “We are heartbroken to see what was shown on national television in the recent episode. It is a violation of his trust and honesty to write such words on Abdu’s back without explaining to him. We condemn this kind of behaviour, as well as we are happy that he is getting so much love from the audience and fans. Abdu is abroad and I expect the contestants to show humanity.”
Told the makers to be careful
Finally, the makers’ statement reads, “He is trying to make a career in India and has not come to be a joke on national television. It is really questionable that till now no one has bothered to apologize or give him an explanation, instead everyone has chosen to participate in this bullying and make fun of him publicly. We hope that instead of showing morally wrong footage, the makers of the reality show will take precautions and take action against such behaviour.”
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