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Bigg Boss 15: Salman Khan And Makers Slammed By Umar Riaz’s Fans For Calling Simba Nagpal Violent Act ‘Reaction’ To Former’s ‘Action’

AUDIENCE WITH UMAR RIAZ trend on social media, as fans of Bigg Boss 15 Umar Riaz, express disappointment over Salman Khan calling Simba Nagpal’s act as a reaction to Umar’s action

Amruta Patel

Mon Nov 08 2021, 10:52:15 12418 views
Bigg Boss 15 Weekend Ka Vaar episode left fans of Umar Riaz’s upset with host Salman Khan. Giving you a quick recap, contestant Simbal Nagpal in rage had pushed Umar Riaz in the pool after their heated argument got physical. While fans of Umar were expecting Salman Khan to pull up Simba for his violent actions, Salman stated it was Simba’s reaction to Umar’s action. According to Salman, Umar had instigated Simba and hence, the latter reacted. 

Salman warned Simba that his actions were incorrect, as punishment the host announced, Simba will be participating in the race to finale task which is scheduled to take place next week. However, Umar’s fans taking to social media expressed their displeasure over it. Coming in full support of Umar, fans began to vent out towards the host, they also accused the BB makers of being biased towards Simba Nagpal. As fans began to pen down posts, supporting Umar Riaz, AUDIENCE WITH UMAR RIAZ began to trend on Twitter. 

One of the users Tweeted, “How can they say Simba pushed coz Umar instigated? He was doing a task when everyone was pushing/pulling at each other. How low this show can get. AUDIENCE WITH UMAR RIAZ” Another user quoting what the host said on the show, tweeted, “Salman : Simbu galat ho ,lekin hum samjh skte hain apne jo kia wo as a reaction kia jab #UmarRiaz ne apko uksyaa” U read that right ! Does anybody want any other proof to know this fking show is biased ! I was clear with this after #DonalBisht eviction  AUDIENCE WITH UMAR RIAZ” Check out the more Tweets below- 






A few days ago, fans had supported Umar,  when Simba Nagpal had said Umar looks like a terrorist when he heads to perform tasks. 

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