Shehnaaz Gill and Shehbaz take a playful dig at Malti Chahar with viral ‘below the belt’ reel

Bigg Boss 19 may have ended, but the drama continues to thrive online. While contestants have moved out of the house, they seem far from done taking subtle—and not-so-subtle—jabs at one another. 

The latest to spark a fresh wave of online chatter are the popular sibling duo Shehnaaz Gill and Shehbaz Badesha, whose new Instagram reel has taken a playful swipe at fellow contestant Malti Chahar.

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The Sibling Reel That Started the Buzz

In a reel posted by Shehbaz and cheekily captioned “Below the belt”, he is seen frantically searching for his belt, shouting in confusion. Shehnaaz enters the frame and teasingly asks him why he’s panicking. When he explains, Shehnaaz casually tosses the belt on the floor and quips, “Below the belt.”

The video ends with Shehbaz dramatically sitting on the floor, stunned, while Shehnaaz walks away smiling—making the reel both humorous and pointed.

The inspiration behind the reel traces back to the Bigg Boss 19 finale, where Malti Chahar had publicly complained to host Salman Khan about Shehbaz’s “below the belt” remarks. She claimed he continued making such comments even after the show ended, much to her annoyance. The incident clearly didn’t go unnoticed by the Gill siblings.

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Mixed Reactions From the Internet

The reel’s comment section quickly filled with varied opinions. Some fans found the siblings’ humour entertaining, calling their roasting “next level.” Others felt the drama should be left behind now that the show has concluded. One user wrote, “Bhai, Bigg Boss khatam hogaya… ab trolling bandh karo.” Another added, “Malti bohot pyaari hai, by the way.”

Whether playful banter or subtle shade, Shehnaaz and Shehbaz’s reel has once again proven that Bigg Boss drama doesn’t always end with the finale—it just changes platforms.