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Bigg Boss 19 is back with its brand-new theme, Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar. The show, which aired 3 days ago, has already witnessed a lot of drama, fights, and even gossip inside the house. Contestants are quickly choosing their favourites as well as the people they cannot get along with, setting the stage for some intense weeks ahead.
In the latest episode, singer-composer Amaal Malik and influencer Nagma Mirajkar were seen chatting about the behaviour of a few fellow contestants. Amaal did not hold back when he shared his views. He said that, for him, four contestants – Nehal, Gaurav, Abhishek, and Zeishan – seem to be creating unnecessary drama. According to him, Abhishek in particular has a habit of creating chaos over food every single day. “Catalyst ban jata hai woh,” Amaal remarked, adding that Abhishek often escalates small matters and turns them into fights.
Amaal then went on to talk about Zeishan, saying that he tends to get triggered too easily. He even jokingly mentioned how some contestants fight over things like peanuts, suggesting that fights are picked over silly things.
He also pointed out Gaurav’s way of talking. Amaal explained that Gaurav usually speaks as if he is addressing everyone, but at the same time, he looks directly at one person. This makes it clear that his comments are meant for that person only. Amaal shared that many contestants seem to be in the house not for genuine reasons, but just to gain attention.
Nagma also joined the conversation, recalling how Nehal once told her that she keeps her voice loud and firm at all times. Nagma explained to Amaal that she also keeps her opinions strong. To this, Amaal jokingly replied that she behaves as if she is the “don” of the house.
As Bigg Boss 19 progresses, it will be interesting to see whether Amaal and Nagma’s observations hold true, and if the contestants they named continue to create the kind of drama fans have come to expect from the show.
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