Bigg Boss 18: Vivian Dsena And Rajat Dalal Get Into Verbal Spat, Former Says, 'Rok Ke Dikha Do'

Bigg Boss 18 October 16th Episode: Bigg Boss 18 is currently in its second week and the drama, fights, and clashes inside the house are increasing with each passing day. From contestants locking horns over household chores to now Rajat Dalal and Vivian Dsena getting into a heated argument over ration issues, the game has been nothing but interesting.

Rajat and Vivian lock horns Tensions rise as previously close friends Vivian Dsena and Rajat Dalal engage in a heated argument. In the last nights episode (October 16, 2024), a massive argument breaks loose as Vivian and Dalal get into a verbal rift. Also Read: The conflict arises from ongoing ration issues, which Vivian expresses frustration over. "I can eat and cook whatever I want, and no one can stop me!" he exclaims. Rajat takes exception, challenging Vivian to back up his words by switching on the gas.

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A video shared on X (formally Twitter) shows Rajat and Vivian in a heated exchange as the latter challenges Dalal to stop him from switching on the gas. Dsena retorts as he says, "Try stopping me, just try!" as he walks away from the conversation, ending it there and then. During their verbal spat, Vivian hits back at Rajat and says, “Theeke rok ke dikha do. Ek time ka bhi rok ke dikhana chal, Rajat and Vivian's previous fight For those who've come in late, this isn't the first time Rajat and Vivian have clashed. Previously, Rajat lost his temper when Vivian questioned him about allowing Chahat Pandey to use the washroom, which Rajat was responsible for. The situation escalated, with Rajat warning Vivian not to point at him again. However, the two eventually reconciled, with Vivian calming Rajat down and resolving their differences. It will be interesting to see if their friendship survives this latest dispute, or will the tension continue to simmer?