Munawar Faruqui UPSETS Naezy, Takes a Dig At His Financial Condition: 'Iss Baar Ration Kam Aaya?'

Munawar Faruqui graced the recent episode of Bigg Boss OTT 3 when he held a roast session inside the show and grilled Naezy among other contestants. During the session, the stand-up comedian made a personal remark against the rapper which left him upset and disappointed.

Commenting on Naezy’s financial condition, Munawar Faruqui joked, “Iss baar ration kum aaya na? Mere khayal se ration aur khana Bigg Boss ne iss baar isiliye kum rakha hai, taaki Naezy ko apni ghar waali feeling aaye.” He then mentioned that he does not spare anyone during his roasts.

However, the comment left Naezy disappointed. After the Bigg Boss 17 winner left the house, the rapper spoke to Sana Makbul when he said, “Kuch nahi Munawar ke baare mein he soch raha tha, koi kasar nahi choda usne (Nothing, just thinking about Munawar. He didn’t hold back at all).”

“Woh Ration ke baare mein kuch bhi bola woh, ke ghar mein ration nahi aata wagera wagera (He said all sorts of things about ration, like there was no ration at home, etc),” he added.

Sana asked Naezy not to think much about it and told him that roasts are like these only. Nazey mentioned that he isn’t upset but is only thinking about it.

Earlier this week, Naezy also lost his temper when a journalist asked about his feelings for fellow contestant Sana Makbul. The rapper ended up having a heated argument with the journalist, before Sai Ketan Rao interfered. “How much romantically are you involved with Sana Makbul?” a reporter asked. To this, the rapper got furious and replied, “Kya kuch bhi kya bola raha hai. Pyar main sabse karta hun. Tu zyada free mat ho samjha na. (What rubbish are you even saying? I love everyone. Don’t get too free, understood).”

When the reporter defended his stance by saying that there’s no need to give threats and could have simply chosen not to answer, Naezy said, “Tu kya bol raha hai merko. Aisa kuch nahi hai. Tu tameez se sawal puchega toh tameez se jawab dunga. (What are you saying to me? There’s nothing like that. If you ask politely, I will answer politely).”