Bigg Boss Day 66: Prince Kills Mandana & Kishwer On the Sly
Prince the serial killer, doesn’t spare his own so-called sister, Kishwer! Complete mayhem in the Bigg Boss house.
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Day 66 brings us face to face with shatir murderer inside the Bigg Boss house...it’s smarty pants Prince. And he is on quite a killing spree. He’s committed three murders so far, starting with Gizele. Guess which big players he gets next?
Mandana Gets Murdered
It’s no wonder really how easy it is for Prince to kill Mandana. To have her ‘dead’ all he needs to do, is make her break down. Now Mandana loves to shed big fat tears and when Prince disturbs her cooking ritual, that’s exactly what happens.
No surprise here, Mandy as always, sheds a few tears and there, Prince won this lovely cakewalk of a task. I’m sure he hasn’t enjoyed anything as much as this, a chance to make Mandana cry, that too with legitimate reason. Waah, aur kya chahiye Prince ko?
Will Prince Get Caught?
Prince’s subtle but jittery behaviour gives him away in front of the inmates, just a little bit. Finally, Rishabh decides to interrogate Prince himself.
Given all the challenging questions and allegations thrown at Prince, he does a good job of not getting caught. Quite the clever fox he is. But what he does next is what leave make your jaw drop.
Prince Kills His So-Called Sister, Kishwer!
When Kishwer gets killed, what happens? Obviously all the inmates think of Prince as an innocent soul, who was being targeted without much reason. He can’t possibly kill his own so-called sister. Prince just proved that he’s got brains to match his aggression. What a clever move Prince!
But who are the inmates watching closely, now that Prince has managed to get himself off the hook? Well Norabecomes the next suspect. After Prince’s ace move, yeh toh hona hi tha. I’m sure Prince is having a good laugh in his head, having fooled all the the wisecracks.
But, will Priya and Rishabh be able to call Prince’s bluff, before the task ends? Wait and watch people. Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost.