Ankita Lokhande asks Vicky’s mother to not blame her behaviour on her parents: ‘Mere papa ki death…’

A new promo of Bigg Boss 17 has Vicky Jain’s mother blaming Ankita Lokhande’s parents for her behaviour on the show.

Television actor Ankita Lokhande and her husband Vicky Jain often get into ugly fights on the ongoing season of Salman Khan-hosted Bigg Boss. Recently, their mothers visited them inside the house to give them a sense of what their fights are looking like on national television. But, Vicky’s mother left Ankita upset as she blamed the actor’s behaviour with her son on her parents.

A new promo of Bigg Boss 17, which has been doing the rounds on social media, has Vicky’s mother spending some time alone with Ankita. During their conversation, she tells the Pavitra Rishta fame, “Jis din tumne laat maari thi, papa ne turant tumhari mummy ko phone kiya, ‘Tum apne pati ko aise laat maarti thi?’ (The day you hit him with your leg, his father called your mom and asked, ‘Did you hit your husband like this?’).”

Ankita didn’t like what her in-laws did and retorted, “Mummy ko phone karne ki kya zaroorat thi, meri maa akeli hai, mere papa ki death hui hai, aap mere mummy papa ko mat bolo please (What was the need to call her? My mother is alone. My father has just passed away. Please don’t involve my parents).”

Ankita’s father Shashikant Lokhande passed away in August 2023 due to health-related issues. He was 68.

Meanwhile, Ankita’s mother also sat down with her daughter and son-in-law Vicky, and told them, “You guys are not appearing to be who you are. You are not getting what is happening?” Vicky’s mother also spent time with other contestants and told how there were rumours of her entering the show as a wildcard contestant after her last appearance on Bigg Boss 17.

Currently, the family members of the contestants are visiting them in the Bigg Boss house. Munawar Faruqui, Isha Malviya, Abhishek Kumar, Samarth Jurel, Arun Mahashetty, Mannara Chopra, Ayesha Khan, Vicky Jain and Ankita Lokhande are the nine contestants who are fighting for the winner’s trophy.