Bigg Boss 16 fame Manya Singh leaves fans shocked, paints half her body white

Miss India 2020 runner-up and Bigg Boss 16 contestant Manya Singh has stunned her fans with her latest appearance. The Miss India 2020 runner-up tried to make a statement by painting her body half white.

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NEW DELHI: Miss India runner-up and Bigg Boss 16 contestant Manya Singh may be out of Salman Khan-hosted reality show, but she certainly knows how to garner attention. At least her latest appearance has definately left viewers stunned. Manya, who enjoys substantial fan following on social media, posted a reel in which we see that she has painted half her body with white paint.

Manya was dressed in a brallete top and shorts that were half black-and-white. In fact, the model had painted her body half white. When asked what she was doing, she said, “I am making a statement.” She then gets into her car, without any further explanation, and zooms off.  The video went viral in no times and the netizens started to compare her to Internet sensation Uorfi Javed. Manya reshared the video on her official Instagram handle and captioned it, “What side do you prefer? #alllivesmatter #imatter #youmatter”

Netizens were suprised to see her latest look and flooded her comment box. 

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One fan wrote, "Do you seriously want to do this and make a statement? I mean there is no other way?" 

Another wrote, "Halloween is back guys. Abhe tho Christmas mana rahe the."

"New Career stream Started by Urfi."

"Attention k liye log kuch bhi krte hai."

"Tattya bichhu ne urfi ki aatma isme daldi lagti hai."

"Your natural skin colour is way better than all this."

For the unversed, Manya became one of the most talked about personalities in India after she won the tag of Miss India’s first runner-up in 2020. During her interactions, she had revealed that her father was an auto-rickshaw driver in Mumbai. Singh had even given her interviews from a small rented house in the slums. 

Manya Singh, who was the first runner-up in 2020, had revealed that she ran from her house in Uttar Pradesh at the age of 14 and came to Mumbai. Her parents too shifted their base to Mumbai and helped her in achieving her dreams. Her father started driving an auto rickshaw in the city to make ends meet. She made headlines for opening up about her struggles and facing prejudice for her looks.