Bigg Boss 20: Mahhi Vij Calls Aman Uditi’s Sidekick and PR

The Bigg Boss 20 house is back to doing what it does best: turning a small live-feed moment into a full-blown talking point. This time, Mahhi Vij and Qazi Touqeer are at the centre, and their comments about Aman Gandhi and captain Uditi Singh have given viewers a fresh reason to pick sides.

The moment arrived during the everyday live-feed conversations that Bigg Boss fans follow closely, and it did not take long for the clip to spread.

What Mahhi and Qazi said

During a candid conversation on the live stream, Mahhi told Qazi that Aman had become Uditi’s aide. She used the words “sidekick” and “PR”, and compared his role to that of a personal assistant. Qazi agreed, adding that Aman often seemed to mirror whatever Uditi said.

To make the point, Mahhi gave a playful but sharp example. If Uditi said a table was crooked, Aman would agree it was crooked. If she said the world was rectangular, he would go along with that as well. Mahhi also mimicked Uditi’s mannerisms, and the exchange quickly became a talking point.

A split that is becoming harder to miss

The timing matters. Uditi recently won the captaincy task, and Aman chose to be her partner during it. Since that win, Mahhi has looked increasingly irked by what she sees as Uditi’s commanding behaviour. Uditi, for her part, has said she feels Mahhi does not genuinely like her and often appears to pity her.

The larger equation is shifting too:

• Mahhi and Qazi were once seen as close to the Uditi-Aman-Arishfa Khan group, but they are now visibly on the other side of the divide.
• After Weekend Ka Vaar, Mahhi and Qazi have been spending more time together and gelling as a unit.
• Qazi’s advice to Aman was direct: step out of the dynamic and build an identity of his own in the game.
• Mahhi also questioned the way Uditi is handling her responsibilities as captain.

Why fans are watching closely

In Bigg Boss, labels like “sidekick” and “PR” are rarely just jokes. They shape how contestants are perceived before nominations, tasks and eviction calls. If Aman is seen as Uditi’s follower, he may struggle to convince viewers that he is playing his own game. Qazi’s remark could either push Aman to make a course correction or deepen the existing fault lines.

Captaincy also raises the stakes. Challenges to a captain’s authority often become the emotional core of a week, and Mahhi’s provocations suggest this one is just getting started. Aman, Arishfa and Uditi continue to be seen together; that closeness is exactly what Mahhi and Qazi are now reading differently.

Source: The Times of India