Munisha Khatwani became the fourth contestant to be evicted from Bigg Boss OTT 3. Hosted by Anil Kapoor, the reality show featured Khatwani's elimination on Weekend Ka Vaar. On the reality show, Munisha was on good terms with Vishal Pandey and Lovekesh Kataria. Post her eviction, Munisha spoke to OTTplay about Vishal's comment on Armaan Malik's second wife, Kritika Malik. Pandey had admitted that he found Kritika 'sundar'.

Munisha Khatwani on Vishal Pandey-Kritika Malik controversy

In an exclusive interview with us, Munisha Khatwani was asked if Vishal Pandey's intentions regarding Kritika Malik were wrong. To this, the Bigg Boss OTT 3 evicted contestant said, "No, I don't find his intentions wrong at all. He made it loud and clear that he didn't mean it in that way. I did see the video and I was present. My personal take is that they (Vishal and Love) are young boys and they have a little bit of masti in them. They didn't mean it in a derogatory or a bad way."

Munisha further mentioned, "You have to give a little bit benefit of doubt to somebody who is being respectful to everybody on the show. It's not that since day one Vishal has spoken badly or misbehaved with women in the house."

Munisha reacts to Armaan Malik slapping Vishal

Continuing this conversation, Munisha stated that Armaan Malik slapping Vishal Pandey for his comment on Kritika wasn't justified. "It wasn't justified to slap him and I don't agree with that. Regarding eviction, my first thought was that based on violence, Armaan should've been evicted," added Khatwani.

Meanwhile, a mid-week eviction was set to take place in Bigg Boss OTT 3. However, no contestant was eliminated from the reality show. It remains to be seen who will have to bid adieu to BB OTT 3 house this Weekend Ka Vaar.

As for the show, it streams on JioCinema (Premium). The new episodes drop every day at 9pm on the streaming platform. Stay tuned to this space for more updates!

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