This is not the first time Aaliya has been pointed out for talking about her divorce. Earlier, Salman Khan also slammed her for doing so.
The popular reality show Bigg Boss OTT has entered the second week and looks like contestants have already started taunting each other. Recently in one of the episodes, actor-filmmaker Pooja Bhatt slammed Aaliya Siddiqui for constantly bringing up her divorce from Nawazuddin Siddiqui.
In the latest episode, Aaliya was seen telling the rest of the contestants about Pooja Bhatt’s dominating nature.
Later, Pooja Bhatt names Aaliya Siddiqui in the nomination and advises her to drop the victim card. Taking the name of Aaliya Siddiqui for the nomination, Pooja Bhatt says, “I have noticed Alia Siddiqui’s personality in the last one week. I have become very confused about it and I have not been able to read them. In the last 24 hours, I saw a side of her which was quite scary. Kids like Jiya, Babika will keep fighting with each other and last night Aaliya was trying to instigate that fight. But she didn’t hesitate to eat a big piece of Babika’s birthday cake..When you dislike someone so much, hate them so much why are you going and eating a piece of someone’s cake so happily have been.”
This is not the first time Aaliya has been pointed out for talking about her divorce. Earlier, Salman Khan also slammed her for doing so. He said, “Aap bahut baat kar chuki ho… ghar ke andar bhi aur bahar bhi. Aapne ek-ek ko pakad-pakad ke apna version diya. Taaki hum woh version ko dikhaye. Woh jo ghar ke baatein hai, husband-wife, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, father-in-law, mama ka, chacha ka, iska-uska…idhar iss ghar mein nahi hone ka."
Aaliya and Nawaz’s divorce battle caught everyone’s attention. The two levelled several allegations against each other. Aaliya claimed that Nawazuddin ‘disowned’ their children and alleged that the actor’s mother Mehrunisa harassed her by not giving her access to the actor’s Mumbai home. However, the Tiku Weds Sheru actor denied the charges and claimed that Aaliya only wanted money.