Bigg Boss 7 Star Ajaz Khan Breaks Silence on Viral Varsha MMS & Chat Controversy

Actor and Bigg Boss 7 contestant, Ajaz Khan, has addressed the growing online controversy surrounding him after alleged private chats and an intimate MMS started circulating on social media. The Delhi-based fitness influencer, Varsha, shared screenshots of purported conversations with Ajaz in January 2026, claiming inappropriate messages and advances from the actor. Soon after, an alleged intimate video of Ajaz with an unidentified woman went viral, sparking widespread speculation online.

What triggered the controversy?

Varsha shared screenshots on Instagram, stating she wanted to join the trend of exposing high-profile men. The screenshots suggested Ajaz had sent her his phone number and asked to meet in Delhi, writing, “We can do something together. I’m in Delhi.” The exchange ended with Varsha telling him to “get lost.” She captioned her post, “Everyone is exposing, so I thought I should also expose a Bigg Boss contestant.”

Ajaz Khan responds

On January 19, 2026, Ajaz released an official statement addressing the allegations. He condemned the trend of exposing celebrities online and urged respect for their privacy. In a now-deleted Instagram post, he wrote:
“People forget that celebrities are humans first. They work hard, they entertain millions, and they carry pressure every single day. But somewhere in the noise, some individuals think exposing them or blackmailing them is a shortcut to fame. That’s not courage, that’s manipulation. Want truth? Bring facts. Want justice? Follow the law. But attacking someone just because they are public figures is not ‘power,’ it’s an easy trap for attention.”

Ajaz also denied being involved in the alleged MMS and clarified that the phone number in the chat screenshots was not his. He highlighted the dangers of blackmail culture and cited Aryan Khan as an example of another public figure targeted by such campaigns, adding:
“I stand with every artist who is working honestly, facing hate, and still showing up with a smile. Support real talent. Stop supporting blackmail culture.”