Sreesanth indirectly calls a fellow Big Boss contestant gay, ends up getting slammed on social media

The controversial, yet most-watched TV show right now in the country, the Bigg Boss entered its 12th season and discarded Indian cricketer Sreesanth was roped into the house to add a tinge of spice. Things are panning out in a way most would’ve expected and Sreesanth already has found himself in some trouble.

The fast bowler’s first antagonist in the show has been Rohit Suchanti, the actor was seen in the serial Pehredaar Piya Ki. Rohit started discussing with his housemates as to how they can dismiss the Kerala cricketer from the house and that triggered the other contestants to not trust Rohit much.

The battle of words went another notch high as Sreesanth took a dig at Rohit’s fair complexion, calling him beautiful instead of handsome. He also made fun of him wearing purple colored shorts, indirectly suggesting that Rohit is not straight.

This all did not go well with former Bigg Boss contestant Vikas Gupta who took to Twitter and slammed contestants for saying unpleasant things despite being educated and belonging to a good background. Vikas slammed Karanvir Bohra and Dipika Kakar alongside Sreesanth and called their discussions insensible.

Do not judge anyone by their sexuality: Vikas Gupta

Vikas Gupta batted for his friend Rohit and requested the show organizers or Colors TV channel to take some action against such unethical and misleading conversations. He also requested everyone to not judge anyone by their sexuality and all of this makes no sense even after the legalization of section 377.

“The real problem is using alternative s*xuality as something to be made fun of. Setting examples to the society that people who are from the LGBT community need to be mocked. Shame on you guys, when 377 was abolished some of you must have actually tweeted, insta saying proud of you India but look what you and your followers are doing.

I feel pity on you all for what are you leaving your future generations as an example and for the dumb junta who is actually forming opinions that wearing purple colour or for a boy to be fair and shaking hands or kissing on cheek makes someone gay or lesbian just cause some idiots on television say so and laugh about it.

Even if they are TV actors or cricketers or any kind of celebs and it doesn’t change the fact even if they are my friends or family and people I have long admired and loved. Respect everyone. Judge them by their actions not by their colour, age, s*x or s*xuality and thinking anyone to be less deserving than you cause of these parameters only makes you closed minded,” He said.

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