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Armaan Malik defends brother Amaal after he is accused of physical harm in Bigg Boss 19: ‘It’s tough seeing him sad’

Bigg Boss 19: Amaal Mallik became teary-eyed after fellow contestant Nehal Chudasama accused him of physical harm in the last episode.

Updated on: Sep 12, 2025, 18:15:44 IST
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Bigg Boss 19: Things took a nasty turn in the last episode of the Salman Khan-hosted reality show when contestants Amaal Mallik and Nehal Chudasama found themselves in an uncomfortable situation during the captaincy task. Nehal accused Amaal Mallik of physically attacking her during the captaincy task, after which he was seen teary-eyed. Now, Amaal's brother Armaan has come out in support of him. (Also read: Amaal Mallik exposes Bigg Boss 19's unfair democracy theme. Here's how BB’s bias is shaping Kunickaa Sadanand’s game)

What Armaan said

Armaan Malik came out in support of his brother Amaal Mallik.
Armaan Malik came out in support of his brother Amaal Mallik.

Taking to his X account on Friday, Armaan said, “so proud of how Amaal is coming into his own on the show. it’s tough seeing him sad sometimes, but the love from you all, and even a few inside, will keep him strong (red heart emoticons).”

What happened during the task

Amaal Mallik apologised to Nehal Chudasama repeatedly and said, “Mujhe meri dog ki kasam maine kuch nahi kiya. Maine kuch wrong touch nahi kiya. Arre main utha bhi nahi sakta tha usko (I swear on my dog, I didn't do anything. I didn't make any wrong touch. I couldn't even lift her up).” Tanya Mittal and Zeishaan Quadri supported Amaal.

Hosted by Salman Khan, this season of Bigg Boss follows the theme of Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar, which gives the housemates more decision-making power than Bigg Boss himself. It streams every day at 9 PM on JioCinema and airs at 10:30 PM on Colors TV.

 
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