5 Reasons Why Bigg Boss 17 Is THE Most Toxic Season Ever!
There's more toxicity than drama
Bigg Boss Season 17, touted as the hallmark of reality entertainment, has taken an alarming plunge into a distressing abyss of toxicity, leaving both loyal fans and casual viewers dismayed. What was once celebrated as a vibrant blend of drama, strategy, and camaraderie has now transformed into a disconcerting display of problematic content. Here are 5 very compelling reasons why Bigg Boss Season 17 finds itself submerged in an alarming pool of toxicity.
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1. Endless Stupid Fights
At its core, Bigg Boss thrives on conflicts, disagreements, and interpersonal dynamics. However, this season has witnessed a stark deviation from healthy debates to a ceaseless cacophony of senseless fights. The once-engaging exchanges have devolved into shouting matches over trivial matters, eroding the very essence of the show. Contestants seem more interested in scoring points through noise rather than engaging in meaningful conversations.
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2. Body-Shaming Spectacle
In a deeply disturbing turn of events, contestants Mannara Chopra, Anurag Dobhal, and Ankita Lokhande were exposed engaging in the reprehensible act of body-shaming during a live feed. Adding another layer to the toxicity, a recent incident involved contestants engaging in slut-shaming, with Khanzaadi leading the charge against Isha Malviya. Vicky Jain was recently too age shamed by Abhishek Sharma for being 40 years, to which he was warned by Ankita Lokhande. Such derogatory behavior not only perpetuates harmful stereotypes but also showcases a glaring lack of respect and empathy within the Bigg Boss house.
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3. Toxic Relationships
One of the show’s compelling aspects used to be its exploration of complex human relationships under the magnifying glass of public scrutiny. However, this season, the intricate dynamics have been reduced to a crass spectacle. The tumultuous relationship between Vicky Jain and Ankita Lokhande, marked by constant disrespect, manipulations, and frequent fights, sends a troubling message. Instead of treating relationships with the respect they deserve, they are presented as mere fodder for entertainment, undermining the emotional nuances that relationships entail.
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4. Negative Influence
Reality shows are not just a form of entertainment; they wield significant influence over their audience. Bigg Boss, being a cultural phenomenon, has the power to shape the mindset of millions. The toxic environment within the house has the potential to normalize unhealthy behavior and conflicts among viewers. It becomes imperative for the show’s producers to recognize their responsibility in ensuring that the content doesn’t contribute to a negative and harmful narrative, especially given its massive reach.
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5. Constant Yelling and Chaos
Bigg Boss was once celebrated for its engaging debates and thoughtful discussions. However, this season has witnessed a lamentable shift toward an atmosphere dominated by incessant yelling and chaos. Instead of fostering an environment conducive to constructive discussions, the predominant communication style has become loud and aggressive. This not only disrupts any semblance of equilibrium among contestants but also contributes to an overall atmosphere of negativity, making the show less enjoyable for discerning viewers.
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The current iteration of Bigg Boss has strayed far from its original intent of providing engaging and entertaining content. The prevailing toxicity raises serious concerns about its impact on both participants and viewers. It becomes crucial for the show’s creators to reassess the content and ensure that it doesn’t become a breeding ground for harmful behaviours, setting a responsible precedent for reality television.
First Published: December 13, 2023 2:05 PM
