Bigg Boss 20: Mahhi Vij Says Exes Cheated and Still Call

Mahhi Vij turned a late-night chat in the Bigg Boss 20 house into one of the week’s most talked-about moments. Speaking with Kanika and Gullu, the television actor opened up about her past relationships, and the picture she painted was blunt: the men from her past may have messed up, but she says they are still reaching for the phone.

What Mahhi said about her exes

According to the episode, Mahhi did not hold back. She said that all her exes still miss her, and that the ones who drink call her once they have had a few. Their message, she told Kanika and Gullu, tends to be the same: they miss her and have not found anyone like her.

Then came the sharper claim. Mahhi said several of her former partners had cheated on her, and in her version of events, the cheating never stayed hidden for long—they would always get caught.

• Mahhi says all her exes still miss her.
• The exes who drink call her after drinking.
• They tell her they haven’t found anyone like her.
• She also says several exes cheated and were always caught.

Why this kind of reveal matters

For Bigg Boss viewers, personal stories are part of the format’s pull. A contestant who opens up early gives the audience a reason to feel connected before the game gets more intense. Mahhi’s tone—more matter-of-fact than emotional—makes the reveal stand out, because it sounds like a woman recounting a pattern she has already made peace with.

These moments also tend to define how a housemate is discussed on social media. A line like “they haven’t found anyone like me” is easy to clip, quote and debate, and it gives fans a clear sense of how Mahhi sees herself.

Viewers of Indian reality television usually warm to contestants who keep their composure while sharing something personal. Mahhi’s delivery matters here because it lets the story travel as a confident remark rather than a breakdown, and that is the version most likely to show up in clips and fan edits.

No names, but a clear story

One detail that kept the conversation from turning messy was that Mahhi did not name the exes in question. That keeps the focus on her experience rather than inviting outside voices into the episode’s narrative. For a show that lives on conflict, it was a controlled way to share a personal chapter.

The drunk-dialing detail is the kind of specific anecdote that sticks in the memory. It has enough drama to make the segment shareable, but it is still framed as Mahhi’s own account rather than a back-and-forth fight.

What to watch next

Fans will now be listening for whether Mahhi returns to the subject, and whether her co-contestants respond with stories of their own. In Bigg Boss, one candid late-night conversation often opens the door for more. For now, the takeaway is simple: Mahhi says her exes miss her, call her after a few drinks, and the ones who cheated always got caught.

Source: Mid-Day