Bigg Boss 14: MNS leader raises objection over Jaan Kumar Sanu's 'Marathi language' comment, makers apologize
Every year the Bigg Boss contestants indulge in some sort of controversy and this year is no different. A similar incident took place when Bigg Boss 14 contestant Jaan Kumar Sanu's certain remarks revolving around 'Marathi language' did not go down well with MNS and Shiv Sena leaders. It all happened when Bollywood singer Kumar Sanu's son got involved in an argument with housemate Nikki Tamboli who was seen having a conversation with Rahul Vaidya in the language. Jaan asks Nikki not to speak to him in that language and speak in Hindi after which she tells him that she wasn't speaking about him so he shouldn't be bothered.
On Wednesday, political leaders in Maharashtra including Shiv Sena leaders Aadesh Bandekar and Pratap Sarnaik and Yuva Sena leader Rahul Kanal took to Twitter and asked Bigg Boss makers to throw him out of the show. Rahul tweeted, "Kamal Sanu should be thrown out of @BiggBoss immediately and such humans should not be a part of any public forum at all @ColorsTV timely apology or you want this controversy for your TRP better render an apology and throw that retard out of the show !!!"
Not just him but, MNS Film Division President Ameya Khopkar also said that Jaan should be thrown out of Mumbai and said that Colors TV could have chopped the scene but they didn't.
Soon after the fiasco, Viacom18 Media Private Ltd issued an apology stating, "We have received objections regarding the reference to Marathi language during the episode broadcasted on 27th October 2020 on Colors channel. We have taken note of these objections and have taken corrective measures of removing the said part from all future broadcasts of the episode."
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