The online aftermath of Bigg Boss 19 has flared up again, with Kunickaa Sadanand clashing publicly with Tanya Mittal’s fan accounts after personal remarks involving her family began circulating on social media.
The Trigger: Comments About Her Son
The dispute escalated when posts compared Kunickaa’s son Ayaan to singer Kumar Sanu, including an AI-generated image shared by a troll account—prompting her to condemn the line of attack as crossing boundaries.
Kunickaa’s Warning: “This Is Getting Out of Hand”
Responding on X, Kunickaa called the trolling unacceptable and said she won’t let people “get away” with dragging her family into the fight. She also referenced “personality rights” while calling out the nature of the comparison and the targeting.
“Abuse Me, Not My Family”
In a longer note shared online, Kunickaa argued that while she may be criticised, abuse and harassment directed at her family and friends is off-limits, adding that she has avoided making derogatory remarks in interviews.
Legal Action Warning
Kunickaa also warned that if trolling continues—against her family, friends, or people connected to her personally—she will pursue legal action.
The Broader Point: Boundaries in Fandom Culture
The episode has reignited the wider debate around parasocial fandom and online harassment, especially when non-public family members get pulled into celebrity and influencer feuds.
—By Manoj H