Zareen Khan slams journalist for body shaming Rashami Desai
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Actress Zareen Khan has called out the "Bigg Boss 13" contestant Shefali Bagga, who is also a journalist, for body shaming her co-contestant Rashami Desai in the show.
Actress Zareen Khan has called out the "Bigg Boss 13" contestant Shefali Bagga, who is also a journalist, for body shaming her co-contestant Rashami Desai in the show.
During one of the tasks, Shefali passed demeaning remarks over Rashami's weight and Aarti Singh's personal relationship.
This did not go down well with a lot of people, including Zareen Khan.
Slamming Shefali for her insensitive remarks, Zareen took to Instagram Story and wrote: ""Shame! It's sad that being a woman, and an intelligent one at that, I suppose, considering she's a journalist, this is what she is towards other women.
"She not only body-shamed Rashami Desai, but also did not hesitate to bring up Arti Singh's personal life, in the name of doing a task."
Despite receiving so much criticism from netizens though, Salman Khan did not say anything to Shefali in the "Weekend ka Waar" special episode.
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