Shikha Malhotra’s Candid Critique Sends Bigg Boss 19 Buzzing with Wild Card Entry Talk
Actress-nurse Shikha Malhotra fuels Bigg Boss 19 buzz, calls out fake feminism, wild card rumours grow.
As Bigg Boss 19 unfolds with its signature drama and debates, actress and nurse Shikha Malhotra has stirred a storm outside the house—one that is echoing just as loud as the conflicts within. A viral video of her unapologetic take on housemates Tanya Mittal and Kunika Sadanand has made her one of the most talked-about personalities this season—even before entering the show.
In the clip that’s making rounds online, Shikha did not mince words. She criticized Tanya and Kunika’s ongoing alliance in the house, sarcastically referring to them as “chor-chor mausere bhai,” and accused them of promoting “misleading feminism.”
“Real feminism isn’t about noise or trending hashtags. It’s about responsibility, equality, and integrity,” she remarked.
These bold statements have resonated with viewers. While some criticized her for speaking out too strongly, a large section of fans have praised her for being fearless and straightforward. Her remarks have been shared widely on social media, with hashtags like #ShikhaSpeaksFacts trending among the Bigg Boss audience.
Fuel to the Wild Card Fire
The controversy has once again ignited speculation about Shikha’s potential entry into the Bigg Boss house as a wild card contestant. Often described as the “most rumoured wild card of the season,” Shikha addressed the buzz in a recent podcast:
“If trolling scares you, this industry isn’t for you. If Bigg Boss calls, I’ll walk in with pride.”
Her unshaken stance and growing public traction have further added to the possibility of her dramatic entry into the house, potentially altering the current dynamic.
Not Just a Face, but a Fighter
What sets Shikha apart is her journey off-screen. While she has featured in films like Fan alongside Shah Rukh Khan, her real-life role as a frontline nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic brought her national recognition.
She not only battled the virus on duty but also contracted it herself. Later, she suffered a paralytic stroke that took over two years of recovery. Yet, she rose again—rebuilding both her health and career.
It’s this depth that adds authenticity to her statements. When she speaks about strength, equality, or media portrayal, it’s rooted in lived experience—not scripted lines.
Voice of the Audience, Outside the House
Despite not being an official contestant (yet), Shikha Malhotra’s voice is already influencing Bigg Boss 19 narratives. From fan pages to media outlets, the buzz around her entry continues to grow louder.
Whether or not she steps into the BB19 house, one thing is certain—Shikha has already made her mark this season as a bold commentator, social voice, and perhaps the wildcard the audience is truly waiting for.
