The first 'Weekend Ka Vaar' is going to start soon in Colors TV's reality show 'Bigg Boss 18'. Before Salman Khan's arrival, a lot of ruckus is being seen in the 'Bigg Boss' house. In the latest episode of 'Bigg Boss', Hema and Tajinder also went on a hunger strike. Then Gunaratna Sadavarte, seeing the condition of Hema and Tajinder, directly threatened to file a police complaint against 'Bigg Boss'. Meanwhile, a lot of fight was also seen between Rajat Dalal and Shilpa Shirodkar. So let's know in detail about the ruckus in the 'Bigg Boss' house...
The episode of 'Bigg Boss' on 11 October started with Hema and Bagga's hunger strike. Both of them started the strike so that Big Boss could get them out of jail, but their strike lasted only for 10 minutes. Then, apart from Gunaratna Sadavarte, the rest of the housemates persuaded them to eat food and they even agreed to eat food. Seeing their changing attitude, 'Bigg Boss' called them and scolded them.
Big Boss scolded: According to reports, Big Boss scolded Hema and Tajinder and said that they are not in jail because of Big Boss. They have gone to jail on their own will. Big Boss gave them two opportunities to come out of jail. But they still did not come out on their own will. Therefore, their threats will not work in this show. After scolding Hema and Tajinder badly, Big Boss gave them another opportunity to come out of jail.
Gunaratna Sadavarte threatens: Not only this, Big Boss has told Hema and Tajinder that if they want to come out of jail, they will have to keep ration of all the housemates in the store room. Both of them accepted this challenge of Big Boss and finally they got out of jail. Meanwhile, Gunaratna Sadavarte also started supporting Hema and Tajinder. He also threatened to file a police complaint for going against the constitution of Big Boss, but Big
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