Mumbai. Farhana Bhatt, the runner-up of ‘Bigg Boss 19’, expressed grief over the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Khamenei died on 28 February 2026 during the US-Iran conflict. Different reactions were seen on his death across the world and in India. Parts of the Shia Muslim community mourned in many states of India. Farhana said that he lives in her heart. Hina Khan’s husband Rocky Jaiswal has also criticized her on this.
Farhana Bhatt expressed grief over Khamenei’s death during a conversation with Instant Bollywood. He said, “He is such a personality who can never be forgotten. He will remain alive in our hearts and may Allah accept his martyrdom. All the people of Kashmir have been burnt by this thing, everyone’s heart has been shaken.”
Farhana Bhatt further said, “You will not believe, I have not slept at all after Sehri. Today when I offered Namaz, I was very sad because this should not have happened. For many people, he was a messiah. Certainly, he will remain alive in our hearts.” This video of Farhana is going viral.
On this statement of Farhana Bhatt, Hina Khan’s husband Rocky Jaiswal said, “Loyalty towards the country comes first. Whether you love the country you live in. Or live in the country you love. It is easy to like a real dictator and dictatorship, that too when you live with complete freedom in a democratic country hundreds of kilometers away.”
Rocky Jaiswal wrote in another post, “I don’t care whose grief you are mourning in private. If you say it in public, be prepared for criticism. I have never seen this kind of love and tears for an Indian. Not for the soldiers, not for the attack victims, not for the government, not for the police. Not even for the great APJ Abdul Kalam. You betray the people who protect you. Those foreigners.” Celebrating the death of people who always fought against your country.
On Farhana Bhatt’s viral video, a user wrote, “Farhana, I humbly request you to please do not comment on such serious matters without knowing the complete truth. Many innocent people have suffered and their voices have been suppressed. Many young girls have also been brutalized. This is not a matter of religion, this is a matter of humanity. Please do not speak just to attract attention, especially when you are not in touch with the people who are actually suffering in Iran. With responsibility and sensitivity.” Speak.” Another user wrote, “Then why doesn’t she wear a burqa?”