Not much time passes in the Big Boss house before the true characters of the participants are revealed. However, Mari Kom, a boxing champion, began exhibiting behavior in the house that raised questions. The boxer, who knows how to defeat opponents in the ring, has recently been constantly praising herself to viewers in the Big Boss house.
Over four days, her conversations have consistently emphasized the words 'I,' 'my work,' 'my success,' and 'there is no one like me.' This is why some social media users are expressing dissatisfaction with her behavior.
Mari Kom caused a wide resonance on social networks with her statement in a conversation with Riti Tiwari, where she said: 'The whole world knows me. Who are you, I don't know.' This phrase became a subject of discussion not only among viewers outside Big Boss but also generally. Although challenging someone's identity is one thing, many viewers perceived the manner in which this phrase was delivered as a display of arrogance.
Previously, people were also surprised by Mari's behavior. She repeatedly spoke about her physical condition and strength on the show, claiming that fighting her in the ring is not easy. In one conversation, she stated that no one could become like her.
Mari Kom completely attributes her success to her own hard work. She emphasized that reaching her current position required her personal efforts. Moreover, she claimed to possess enough physical power to lift and throw anyone.
Of course, relying on strength is natural for a boxing champion, but Big Boss is not a boxing ring. Here, not only punches matter, but also character and speech, which change the course of the game.
What drew the most attention was Mari's statement that her children would not be able to become like her. She believed that even if children were taught, it would be difficult for them to replicate her example. Thus, the thought that 'there is no one like me' and 'I am the best!' returns.
This attitude began to irritate some viewers. On social media, people noted that the word 'I' appears too often in Mari's conversations. As a dedicated fan of the show, the author notes that all Big Boss participants are equal. Therefore, no one should automatically become worthy of respect just because they are a boxer or older. If there are complaints, they should be expressed with complete respect.
Even when Manipura was mentioned, the discussion returned to her. When Kanika Man asked Mari how she could help Manipura, instead of suggesting ways to help, Mari shared her pain. She said that a lot happened in Manipur, but she couldn't do anything. It hurts her, and she feels not influential enough to change anything.
If this statement is viewed from another angle, her helplessness and pain are clearly visible. However, in the context of the entire show, some viewers felt that the conversation started on one topic and ended with her personal struggle and situation.
Users ask: 'When will this my-my end?' Mari Kom has won many major titles for the country, and there is no doubt about her achievements. The way she earned her name in boxing through hard work is a big story in itself, and every Indian feels great respect for her. But this does not mean that other people are insignificant compared to her. Everyone has probably fought in their field. Therefore, it is very unpleasant to hear that 'the whole world knows me, and who are you?'
In Big Boss, achievements bring not only respect, but behavior is equally important. That is why, in just 4 days, some users associate her manner of behavior with an 'inferiority complex.'
Currently, Mari Kom's appearance in Big Boss has brought a strange turn. If a champion who dominates opponents in the ring constantly puts herself above everyone in every conversation in the house, the audience reaction is inevitable. Because in Big Boss, the real fight is not just for strength—here, the public decides who is the champion and who is 'overconfident'!