“Vada Pav Girl”: Chandrika Gera Dixit, popularly known as the “Vada Pav Girl” of Delhi, has recently made headlines for joining the reality show Big Boss OTT 3. Hosted by Anil Kapoor, this season’s announcement has stirred up a mix of excitement and trolling on social media.
“Vada Pav Girl”: Rise to Fame
Chandrika became an internet sensation after organizing a Bhandara in front of her Vada Pav cart, leading to her brief custody by the police. This incident catapulted her to viral fame, making her a recognizable face across social media. Her humble Vada Pav cart became a symbol of her unexpected rise to stardom.
Entry into Big Boss OTT 3
Speculations about Chandrika joining Big Boss OTT 3 began when she was spotted at Mumbai airport. These rumors were confirmed when Jio Cinema posted a teaser on their social media, featuring a girl with a cart amidst a crowd. The caption read, “Who is the first contestant of #BiggBossOTT3? Visit #JioCinemaPremium to get a glimpse of this #TeekhiMirchi.” The show is set to premiere on June 21.
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Backlash and Trolling
Despite her rising fame, Chandrika’s participation in Big Boss OTT 3 has drawn significant trolling. Critics argue that the show’s standards are dropping, with comments like “Bigg Boss is lowering its standard every day” and “That is why she created so much ruckus.” Others sarcastically suggested that she would be serving Vada Pav on the show.
Collaborations and Success
Chandrika’s fame has led to collaborations with numerous Instagram influencers, further boosting her popularity. Amidst this, she has faced competition from other vendors setting up near her cart. Recently, she was seen driving a Ford Mustang worth Rs 76 lakh, hinting at more significant developments in her life.
While Chandrika Gera Dixit’s journey from a Vada Pav seller to a Big Boss OTT contestant is remarkable, it has not been without controversy. As she navigates her newfound fame, the public’s reaction remains divided, showcasing the double-edged sword of internet stardom.
