Bigg Boss 20: Manish Goel’s son slams trolls for targeting his family; says ‘Basic decency should never…

Bigg Boss 20 contestant Manish Goel’s son, Aryaveer Goel, has come out in support of his father amid online trolling and criticism. Taking to Instagram, Aryaveer addressed the abusive comments directed at his family, defended his father’s personality and career, and called out people mocking the actor’s obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

In a detailed note addressed to Bigg Boss 20 viewers and the general audience, Aryaveer said that while everyone was entitled to their opinions about his father’s gameplay, personal attacks on family members and ridicule of a genuine condition were disappointing. He also urged viewers to look up Manish’s work before dismissing his career.

In his Instagram post, Aryaveer began by addressing the comments he had come across over the past few days. He wrote, “This message is for Bigg Boss Season 20 viewers and the general audience alike.

Over the past few days, I’ve read a lot of comments. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but there’s a difference between criticism and disrespect.” He added that the abuse directed at his father and the inappropriate comments about his sister were “genuinely disappointing” and said he did not wish to name anyone.

Aryaveer went on to defend Manish’s character, insisting that the actor was the same person at home as he appeared on the reality show. He wrote, “My father, Manish Goel, is an honest, hardworking and genuinely good human being.

For everyone asking, ‘Is he really like this in real life?’ YES. I’ve known him my entire life, and what you see in the house is who he is.” He added that many people who knew his father personally could vouch for his nature.

Urging viewers to separate their opinions about the game from their judgments about the person, Aryaveer wrote, “Dislike him as a contestant, disagree with his opinions or question his gameplay. But how can you judge someone’s character or spread narratives about them without ever meeting them?

Form your own opinions instead of blindly believing others.”Aryaveer reacts to people mocking Manish Goel’s OCDAddressing comments about his father’s obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), Aryaveer urged viewers not to treat the condition as a source of entertainment. He wrote, “And to those mocking his OCD, it’s a genuine condition, not entertainment.

He does the same things at home. Why should that be up for public ridicule?”He further acknowledged that trolling and criticism were part of working in the entertainment industry but said that should not make personal attacks acceptable.

“I understand criticism, trolling and abuse come with this industry. I can’t control what people say, nor am I trying to stop anyone from having an opinion.

But basic decency should never be too much to ask,” he stated. Aryaveer also questioned the tendency to assume that contestants were being manipulative when their behaviour differed from what viewers expected.

He wrote, “Not everyone is manipulative or chalak. Sometimes, a person is simply being themselves.

We’ve become so accustomed to drama that we question the intentions of anyone who behaves differently.”Manish Goel’s son reminds viewers of his father’s career Responding to younger viewers questioning his father’s achievements, Aryaveer highlighted Manish’s previous work in television and reality shows. Addressing Gen Z viewers asking, “Usne zindagi mein kya kiya hai?

Can he even entertain, dance or sing?”, he wrote, “You may not have grown up watching his work, but look it up before dismissing his career. Nach Baliye Season 1, Zara Nachke Dikha, Shava Shava and so much more.”Manish has participated in several reality shows over the years.

He competed with his wife, Poonam Narula, in the first season of Nach Baliye, where they finished as runners-up. He also appeared in Zara Nachke Dikha and Say Shava Shava, among other non-fiction programmes.

Aryaveer added, “You don’t have to know his work, be his fan or support him on Bigg Boss. But a little awareness before passing judgement goes a long way.”Aryaveer says he will always stand up for his father Concluding his note, Aryaveer clarified that he was not expecting everyone to agree with him.

He wrote, “I’m not writing this expecting everyone to agree. I’m writing this because he’s my father, and I know the person he is beyond a television screen.

I’ll always stand up for him when I feel he’s being unfairly judged.”He ended the message with a firm statement about his bond with Manish, saying, “I know who my father is. No amount of trolling, abuse or online narratives will change that.

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Key quotes

• “This message is for Bigg Boss Season 20 viewers and the general audience alike. Over the past few days, I’ve read a lot of comments. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but there’s a difference between criticism and disrespect.”

• “genuinely disappointing”

• “My father, Manish Goel, is an honest, hardworking and genuinely good human being. For everyone asking, ‘Is he really like this in real life?’ YES. He is. I’ve known him my entire life, and what you see in the house is who he is.”

• “Dislike him as a contestant, disagree with his opinions or question his gameplay. But how can you judge someone’s character or spread narratives about them without ever meeting them? Form your own opinions instead of blindly believing others.”

• “And to those mocking his OCD, it’s a genuine condition, not entertainment. He does the same things at home. Why should that be up for public ridicule?”

• “I understand criticism, trolling and abuse come with this industry. I can’t control what people say, nor am I trying to stop anyone from having an opinion. But basic decency should never be too much to ask,”

• “Not everyone is manipulative or chalak. Sometimes, a person is simply being themselves. We’ve become so accustomed to drama that we question the intentions of anyone who behaves differently.”

• “Usne zindagi mein kya kiya hai? Can he even entertain, dance or sing?”

• “You may not have grown up watching his work, but look it up before dismissing his career. Nach Baliye Season 1, Zara Nachke Dikha, Shava Shava and so much more.”

• “You don’t have to know his work, be his fan or support him on Bigg Boss. But a little awareness before passing judgement goes a long way.”

• “I’m not writing this expecting everyone to agree. I’m writing this because he’s my father, and I know the person he is beyond a television screen. I’ll always stand up for him when I feel he’s being unfairly judged.”

• “I know who my father is. No amount of trolling, abuse or online narratives will change that. I love you Dad”