Bigg Boss 17 – Ayesha Khan allegedly claims Munawar Faruqui two timed her with Nazila Sitaishi

Munawar Faruqui is one of Bigg Boss 17’s most astute contestants. He is known as the show’s mastermind. Munawar has a massive fan base and has been very honest on the show. He is also known for his friendship with Mannara Chopra and is praised for his maturity. The comedian is very patient with her and treats her like a baby. People in the house have attempted to connect them, but Munawar has made it clear that he is in a relationship outside of the house. He even revealed to Mannara that he has a son from a previous marriage that ended in divorce. Munawar’s relationships have been the topic of conversation since he appeared on Ekta Kapoor‘s reality show, Lock Upp.

Munawar is currently dating Nazila Sitaishi, and according to reports, he is also dating Ayesha Khan. Ayesha Khan has levelled serious charges against him. She revealed on The Tanya Talk Show podcast that there is a contestant in the Bigg Boss house right now who texted her saying there is a music video in which he wants to cast. Ayesha chose not to disclose his name.

Bigg Boss 17 insider gossip:

She agreed because she knew him and it all started with a hi-hello thing. Ayesha went on to say that it all started with a video, which never happened, but he told her that he loved her. She said she gradually began to fall for him and knew he was in a relationship, but he told her they had broken up. He also assured Ayesha that nothing in his personal life would have an impact on their relationship. He also informed her that he was a Bigg Boss contestant and that on the day he was about to enter the house, she saw his picture on his girlfriend’s social media handle. Ayesha realized he was dating her while in a relationship with her.

Ayesha went on to say that she spoke to the girl and told her that he had promised to marry her when he returned from the show. People believe that Munawar’s girlfriend, Nazila, discovered this and posted a cryptic note as a result. She wrote, “One thing I wish more people knew is that everything isn’t as it appears online. Nobody is as pure and morally correct as they claim to be; in fact, the reality will astound you. This is why they say ‘never meet your idols,’ because the way you perceive them is often very different from how they actually are, so don’t be fooled by what you see online or on TV.”