Bigg Boss 20: Gauahar Khan and Aman Gandhi Support Qazi Touqeer After Clash With Asif Khan

The recent clash between Bigg Boss 20 contestants Qazi Touqeer and Asif Khan over a "heart attack" remark has drawn reactions from former contestants and viewers. Gauahar Khan has questioned Asif’s decision to get physical with Qazi, while evicted contestant Aman Gandhi said the controversy was taken "out of proportion".

The confrontation began after Qazi jokingly told Mahhi Vij that he was having a "dil ka daura" during a conversation following the nominations task. The remark did not sit well with Asif, who has previously spoken about his own health scare. Asif had been hospitalised in 2025 after experiencing chest pain, with initial reports describing the episode as a heart attack. He later clarified that he had suffered from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), which had caused symptoms similar to a heart attack.

Gauahar Khan Questions Asif Khan’s Aggression

Reacting to a video from the confrontation, Gauahar Khan took issue with Asif headbutting Qazi during the argument. In an Instagram Story, she said that while contestants may get provoked during heated exchanges, physical aggression should not be justified.

Gauahar stated that headbutting is not allowed in Bigg Boss, regardless of provocation. She also questioned why Asif does not take a clue, noting that he has been told on weekends about his aggression and rude language. She praised Qazi for not responding to the physical aggression in the same manner, calling headbutting "not cool".

Aman Gandhi Says Qazi’s Remark Was Taken "Out of Proportion"

Aman Gandhi, who was evicted from Bigg Boss 20 last week, also shared his perspective on the controversy. He defended Qazi's intent, stating he does not believe the contestant deliberately made the remark to hurt Asif, and that it simply slipped out.

Aman noted that Qazi apologised immediately the moment he realised the remark triggered Asif due to his heart problem. He added that the situation went "out of proportion" and urged Asif to control his aggression, as the matter could have been resolved easily.