Esha Rikhai's Journey on Bigg Boss 20 Ends Amid Controversies
The journey of actress Esha Rikhai in the controversial reality show 'Bigg Boss 20' recently came to an unexpected end. While her bold personality initially won hearts and made her a prominent contestant, she could not sustain her stay for long. Ever since stepping out of the house, Esha has been making headlines for speaking candidly about the various incidents and controversies that occurred during her stint inside the house.
During one of the episodes, Esha experienced a major emotional breakdown, which later became a topic of discussion outside. Television actress Mahi Vij had indirectly targeted Esha, accusing her of staging the breakdown and trying to defame others. Addressing these remarks after her exit, Esha did not hold back and openly criticized Mahi for her insensitive statements.
Esha Expresses Hurt Over Being Judged Behind Her Back
In a recent media interaction, Esha Rikhai expressed deep disappointment over Mahi Vij's comments. She stated that as a fellow woman, Mahi should have understood another person's plight instead of making sweeping judgments without knowing the full story. Esha particularly pointed out that she was hurt because those harsh comments were made behind her back rather than being addressed to her face.
Emphasizing that everyone deals with personal trauma and emotional pain differently, Esha questioned how someone could easily invalidate another person's struggles. She noted that such behavior from someone from the same industry was quite disheartening and disappointing.
"I felt very bad. I felt bad because you are an older woman, yet you commented on a situation without knowing the full story. It is very insensitive. What hurt me the most was that you didn't say these things to my face, but behind my back."— Esha Rikhai, Actress
Standing Up for Mental Health and True Emotions
Talking about the societal perception of mental health, Esha criticized the tendency of people to label emotional breakdowns as fake or dramatic. She firmly stated that no one can fake depression or cry continuously for hours just to gain sympathy or attention. She urged people to be more empathetic toward individuals going through mental distress rather than questioning the authenticity of their pain.
