Here's why Vidhi Pandya’s brother was hesitant about her joining BB15!

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Updated At : 01:31 PM Oct 17, 2021 IST

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Bigg Boss 15 contestant Vidhi Pandya’s brother Urmil Pandya says that she is strong-willed yet innocent and sometimes misunderstood.

“She is someone who is strong-willed yet innocent and sometime misunderstood. But she has always been someone who is willing to take risks and not afraid to put forward her opinions. She is five years younger to me, but I can proudly say that she inspires me with her confidence towards challenges,” he said.

Initially, he was hesitant about her participating in the reality show because he is protective towards her.

Urmil adds, “I didn’t want her to expose her personal side to a judgemental and hypocritical world at a young age where people don’t understand that we can make mistakes…”

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