Bigg Boss 15: Umar Riaz Becomes The Most Tweeted Contestant Ever In The History Of Most Talked Reality Show; Crosses 17 Million Tweets
Umar Riaz has created history by crossing the 17 million tweets mark and has emerged as the most tweeted contestant ever in the history of the controversial reality show
Umar Riaz, who was earlier known as Asim Riaz’s brother has garnered a lot of popularity with his stint in the 15th season of Bigg Boss. The actor/surgeon was evicted from the Bigg Boss house recently owing to violence and his fans have declared to stop watching the show.
Well, this season of Bigg Boss is almost over now. However, The show has been extended for another two weeks now owing to the ongoing covid crisis. While this season saw some unusual twists and turns, it also the eviction of Umar Riaz which was highly opposed by his fans. The actor/surgeon had been evicted from the show this weekend ka vaar post his fight with Pratik Sehjpal. Well, ever since his eviction, his fans have come out in his support. Umar has created history in the world of Bigg Boss now. Yes, you read that right! Umar Riaz has emerged as the most tweeted person ever in the history of Bigg Boss by crossing 17 million tweets in his name.
Post Umar’s eviction, his fans created a noise on the internet with their tweets of ‘No Bigg Boss without Umar Riaz’ and went ahead to declare that they will not watch the show now.
Well, the surgeon has been overwhelmed with all this love and was seen thanking his fans on various social media platforms too. Not just Umar, his brother Asim Riaz too has thanked all of Umar’s fans for this historic trend. Apart from fans of the actor, various celebrities like Varun Sood, Prince Narula, Divya Agarwal, Manu Punjabi, Karanvir Bohra and others too were seen jumping in support of the actor/surgeon. The actor/surgeon’s fans have helped him achieve this milestone with all the love he has garnered by them and has hence created history.
Well, hearty congratulations to Umar for this historic trend. Let us know in the comments section below what do you think of Umar Riaz’s historic trend.