A tense moment in the spotlight: Tanya Mittal, a familiar face from Bigg Boss 19, loses her temper when photographers repeatedly refer to her security staff as “bouncers.”
The incident happened in Mumbai on a Tuesday night, just days after the show’s finale. As paparazzi pressed in for shots, Tanya’s frustration boiled over when the photographers insisted on directing her team to move aside and used the term “bouncers” to describe them. Tanya immediately spoke up, insisting that her colleagues deserve respect and should be addressed by name.
In the footage, the photographers can be heard saying, “bouncer side hat jao” (please move aside). Tanya countered with a firm response: she reminded them she had already asked for courtesy and that her team members are like family. “Maine bola hai aapko ke koi bhi aise nahi bolega… Mere bhai jaise hain woh… Please… naam hai unka. Koi bouncer-bouncer nahi bolega … Bahut salon se mere saath hain. Naam se bolo. Kuldeep naam hai inka.” (I’ve told you before… He’s like a brother to me… He has a name. Do not call him a bouncer. He’s been with me for many years. Call him by his name. His name is Kuldeep.)
In a separate clip, Tanya again confronts a photographer who she believed was mocking her earlier. Leaving a café, she spotted the same photographer and asked him not to take her pictures, adding, “Bigg Boss mat khel mere saath. Sidha bol nahi pasand hai toh phir hatt” (Don’t play games with me. If you don’t like me, just say so and move on).
Beyond this moment, Tanya Mittal has been making headlines for her Bigg Boss 19 arc, ultimately finishing as the third runner-up. Her post-show momentum includes landing an acting project with Ekta Kapoor, signaling the start of a new chapter in her career after the reality series.
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