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‘What will your in-laws think?’ – Ankita’s mother advice Ankita Lokhande to NOT talk about her ex Sushant Singh Rajput in Bigg Boss 17

When Vandana Lokhande, Ankita Lokhande’s mother, joined the Bigg Boss 17 house, she gave some advice. Ankita became upset and started crying when she saw her mother inside the home. On the same day, not only her mother but also Vicky Jain’s mother came to visit the house with the participants. Everyone greeted Ankita’s mother Vandana as she came inside.

She continued by speaking with Ankita and her spouse, Vicky Jain, who are both contestants. Ankita’s mother warned them to exercise caution because rumours about their relationship are starting to circulate outside the home, alluding to their frequent arguments. She also advised them to acknowledge their limitations and think twice before speaking to one another.

Ankita Lokhande gets a warning from her mother:

In addition, Ankita has a private conversation with her mother while sitting in the garden. She advised Ankita, “Present me, reh, Ab Past mat ja means (live in the now, don’t dwell on the past.) Bar bar bolti hai (but you keep talking about Sushant).” “But maine aisa kya bola?” she asked her mother after informing the actor that Ankita had mentioned Sushant in a few episodes.  She was reminded by her mother of her discussions regarding Sushant Singh Rajput with Munawar and Abhishek.

“Mai baat kar rahi thi uske kaam k cheezon k bare me,” thought Ankita, referring only to Sushant’s work. To this, her mother said, “But mat bol na. Kuch bhi mat bol.” Although Ankita acknowledged this, she also said, “But I have also talked about Sushant in front of Vicky. Isn’t that right? Ankita went on to say that because Abhishek Kumar looked up to Sushant, she never spoke poorly of him and only highlighted his positive qualities.

Her mother replied, “Sab Vicky jaise nahi hai na. Not everyone will be as understanding as Vicky, so it’s important to check your log to see how things are going. You never know what his family will think of it).”  In the end, Ankita concurred with her mother.