EastEnders: Nish Panesar Strangles Suki Panesar (1st March 2024: Episode 2)

[@Mohammed27204]

Nish got kicked out of his own house

[@RockApe_]

😂😂😂

[@danishgulzar2929]

Was Nish like this before?

[@janemarlborough5980]

It's Suki's house he's a scumbag

[@emmanuelaigbedion1407]

It’s suki house

[@abbieroseholden4174]

Turned out it wasn't his it was Masoods and then he signed it over to Suki

[@24s..]

2:06 NISH THE ABUSE BULLY STRANGLES SUKI AND 2:13 RAVI RESCUES SUKI FROM BULLY NISH.

[@EEVillainPub]

She broke the Family!

[@ronan4836]

Don’t think we’ll see Priya flirting with Nish anytime soon 🤣

[@lukedaley17]

Why would she flirt with a wife beater like Nish?

[@traimitchell5043]

😅

[@hopefulfortomorrow1039]

Oh please like Priya cares about women all of a sudden. She literally insults any woman at the drop of a hat and she didn't seem to care when she was helping Nish scam Kat when Kat did nothing to her.

[@Uksoapfan]

Nish got the Ken Barlow vibes there at 2:10.

[@hypervulcan1239]

He’s more like Gray Atkins

[@alanblakemore6548]

This was always going to happen because nish is a total pillock strutting around like he's King of the Square

[@traimitchell5043]

He a bully

[@joshmcintosh6457]

At this point in time nish is just a joke

[@dannyjameswrestlingaction8138]

He's no different to Gray

[@spencerreid2086]

Gray was more Ruthless and a better villain imo despite how silly the storyline got at least he was allowed to go big as a villain.

[@spencerreid2086]

wow I'm glad they are really stepping Nish up a notch as a villain by having him attack a woman again its about time the show had him do something Different. 😂😂😂😂

[@harryclements4710]

He lies

[@hivemistressherguineapigfa8563]

Still think he's a good man, Priya?😏

[@homebell4866]

at this point the show is the Flintstones - Nish getting kicked out the house - This is a ridiculous storyline - up there with pantomime 🤣

[@1Teymo-fv4sl]

This is a good representation of domestic abuse. Both character are flawed humans not mature enough for commitment, which leads to constant conflict but the one who initiates violence is depicted as the sole abuser while the person equally guilty of instigating and escalating each conflict is seen as the victim. (Both Nish and Suki have done significantly more evil things compared to other characters).