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Bigg Boss 20 voice artist responds to Qazi Touqeer screen-time backlash

Vijay Vikram Singh says he does not control editing decisions as Qazi Touqeer’s supporters question the contestant’s visibility.

By Sara Lindqvist6 November 2026 | 03:052 min readUpdated 2 hours ago
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MUMBAI | 06-11-2026 : Bigg Boss 20 voice artist Vijay Vikram Singh has responded to complaints from Qazi Touqeer’s supporters about the contestant’s screen time, saying decisions about how much footage each housemate receives are outside his role, according to Siasat.com. The outlet reported that Singh directed viewers to raise those concerns with Colors instead.

The reports supplied, all dated November 5, 2026, concern television entertainment and establish no Hyderabad or Telangana connection to these developments. They therefore do not substantiate a selection as the region’s most significant news story of the last 24 hours.

Singh separates voice work from creative decisions

According to Siasat.com, Singh posted an Instagram video after repeatedly receiving questions about why Qazi was not appearing more prominently on the programme. He explained that providing a voice for the show does not give him responsibility for allocating contestants’ screen time.

Singh encouraged viewers to contact Colors through its website or official social media accounts, the outlet reported. He also urged fans to enjoy the competition and support their preferred contestants without treating events on the programme as personal matters or directing their frustration at other people’s Instagram accounts.

Siasat.com reported that some Qazi supporters have accused the programme’s makers of favouring other contestants, including Kanika Mann and Mahhi Vij. Others have alleged that editing choices and reduced visibility on the live feed have limited his presence. Those are viewers’ allegations; the supplied reports do not independently establish deliberate sidelining or favouritism.

The outlet described Qazi as having attracted substantial audience support during the early weeks. It said some fans believed attention had subsequently shifted towards other contestants, particularly storylines involving ScoutOP and Love Gill. Supporters have used hashtags, demanded fair treatment and called for boycotts, according to Siasat.com.

Qazi’s wife appeals for continued support

In a separate report, Deccan Chronicle said Dr. Syed Hifsa Qazi had shared a message praising her husband’s participation in Bigg Boss 20. She highlighted his upbringing, values and sustained work, alongside the humour, intellect and energy she said he brings to the programme.

According to Deccan Chronicle, Hifsa thanked fans for supporting Qazi throughout the season and encouraged them to continue backing him. She also expressed hope that he would win the trophy. Her message offered public encouragement, but the report did not describe her addressing the specific complaints about editing or screen time.

Separate dispute draws family reaction

Deccan Chronicle also reported a dispute involving Mahhi Vij and Love Gill’s mother during a family-message task. According to the outlet, Mahhi allegedly used the word nanga while discussing Love’s relationship with ScoutOP, prompting criticism from Love’s mother about respecting another woman’s dignity.

Mahhi became emotional after hearing the message and reportedly attempted to explain her position, Deccan Chronicle said. She also expressed concern about her family’s reaction. The supplied coverage does not establish any connection between that exchange and the production decisions questioned by Qazi’s supporters.

Sources: Siasat.com; Deccan Chronicle.

Sara Lindqvist

Business Editor

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