One of the most popular and viewed reality shows on television is Bigg Boss. It has had 15 incredibly interesting seasons, and the 16th, which debuted on October 1st with a bang, is now back.

Since day one, there have been numerous unpleasant fights, arguments, and frictions within the home, and the atmosphere there appears to be setting up for more drama in the days ahead.

While some contestants, like Sajid Khan, are drawing the ire of the viewers, others, like Tina Dutta, Abdu Rosik, and Shalin Bhanot, has been receiving a lot of love from the audience. When he entered the Bigg Boss 16 house, the #me too accused filmmaker raised quite a few eyebrows. For giving people like Sajid a platform on one of the most popular reality shows on Indian television, many people criticized the channel and the show's producers.

Internet users have been calling for the removal of Sajid Khan, particularly after former Bigg Boss contestant and actress Mandana Karimi quit the film industry after learning that Sajid was a part of the show. "Remove Sajid Khan ASAP!," one of the internet users' comments read. Everyone deserves a second chance in life, but those who commit acts of rape and sexual assault on others DO NOT! When you consider giving these monsters a "second chance," please put your mother and sister in the place of the victims before you speak.

Another user commented, "#MeToo Remove Sajid Khan. No man should be able to clear his name through these shows."

"For people, life has become like, 'If it's going to benefit me and I can make money, which cares?'" said Mandana in an impactful statement. The entertainment industry is a place where one person is another's mother, boyfriend, girlfriend, or husband. It's similar to saying, "You scratch my back, and I'll scratch yours." Mandana also acknowledged that she is no longer interested in working in Bollywood. "I didn't show up for any interviews. I do not desire a career in Bollywood. I don't want to be connected to a field where women aren't respected.

Bigg Boss, why would you do that? Uorfi Javed, a social media sensation and former contestant on BB, also expressed her outrage over Sajid Khan's entrance into the show. By encouraging sexual predators, you are actually implying that what they have done is acceptable. These men need to understand that their actions are unacceptable and that they will not be excused. Don't collaborate with sexual predators! It's not debatable; it's just disgusting! Sajid Khan never expressed regret over what he did! Consider the emotions the girls he harassed must be experiencing.

You needn't be concerned, then, because you will still be invited to appear on the biggest show in India even if you harass several women! AAP has our full support when it comes to controversy! Stop supporting sexual predators, #Colors! #bigboss #colours #disgraceful.

Adding, "India is celebrating #Navratri, #Durga Puja, and #Womanhood," singer Sona Mohapatra, who has always been outspoken about her opinions on social issues. In addition, I was watching how Indian TV channels were giving serial sex offenders Kailash Kher, Sajid Khan, Anu Malik, Vikas Behl, Suhel Seth, and others a platform while completely ignoring the voices of women in the #MeToo movement.

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