Bigg Boss 13: Madhurima Tuli’s Mother Opens Up About The ‘Chappal’ Episode, Says It Has Been ‘Highlighted For No Reason’!

One of the things that has taken the audiences of Bigg Boss 13 by shock is the amount of violence that is being shown in this season of the reality show. In the other seasons, contestants had been ousted from the house the moment they had raised their hands or even made a violent gesture. But this time, not only have the housemates been resorting to violence during tasks, resulting in multiple injuries, but have also done so otherwise!

One of the recent episodes of a violent outbreak was when Madhurima Tuli hit ex-boyfriend and Chandrakanta co-star Vishal Aditya Singh with a chappal after a war of words. Bigg Boss had called both to the confession room and had even nominated Madhurima for two weeks straight. Recently, in an interview, Madhurima’s mother opened up about this episode.

Talking to Pinkvilla, she defended her daughter and said, “The episode where Vishal and Madhurima were shown fighting, Rashami Desai said the right thing that Vishal went overboard with his words initially. Sometimes what happens is when the bucket is filled at the brim, a person doesn’t know how to react and ends up being violent."

She also felt that this fight was ‘highlighted for no reason’. "Besides, Vishal and Madhurima have been fighting since the beginning of their relationship. We have tried to explain them but to no vain. But, both of them love each other a lot and fight equally. Regarding the chappal episode, everyone gets violent inside the house but theirs is highlighted a lot. Even Mahira hit Paras, so did Shehnaaz but when they do it, it is called a joke. Their episode was highlighted a lot instead of their talent. They danced so well inside. But, yesterday’s episode was good," she said.

She also talked about what she felt about Sidharth Shukla flirting with Madhurima. She revealed, "There is nothing wrong in it. People are playing their game. Only when it goes beyond control, then we get tensed but for now, it is fine."