Day 29 in the Bigg Boss house does not begin on a happy note for all housemates. The first target being Digangana, who gets brainwashed by Aman and Rochelle into believing that the others are taking her for granted by making her do all the house work. So what if she is the youngest? She shouldn’t be treated like the maid!
Nominations With a Twist
In a surprising turn of events, Salman Khan conducts the ‘nominations’ in the garden area with everyone gathered around. One by one, contestants have to walk up to him and throw darts to point out two contestants that they wish to nominate for the week.
Not Enough For a Feast
The house wakes up to Ainwayi Ainwayi Lut Gaya, and soon after the inmates realise that they don’t have much ration left for the week. Panic sets in. Everyone huddles together to brainstorm over how to conserve coffee, tea, oil and milk. And then begins the ‘Aman crib fest’. Everyone feels that Aman uses way too much oil in his cooking and so they decide to pass the chef’s hat to Mandana, who is more careful about proportions and ingredients.
Sitting alone in the garden area, Puneet gets musical with a new age rendition of Raat Suhani Aayi. He seems to be in a good mood with all the clapping and stomping. And Prince and Suyyash play a prank just to piss off Rishabh.
Suyyash and Kishwer Turn the Bigg Boss House Into a School
Digangana is in a horrible mood because she gets an earful from Suyyash and Kishwer for not finishing her food, especially when everything is so rationed. She’s the youngest I know, but this kinda yelling isn’t done. Wonder why she takes it at all?
But what’s with Kishwer and Suyyash? All they do is fight with everyone else in the house. Now, it’s Rishabh’s turn all over again. They badger him for bringing food in the bedroom and not following the rules of the house, despite being the captain. Is this school all over again, guys?
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The day ends with Digangana’s mind-blowing performance of a scene from Deewar. Ah, at least this was entertaining. Why do I feel like they’re all trying to pick fights with each other just to stay on the show? Well, maybe because that’s how Bigg Boss works!
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