Bigg Boss 12, Highlights Of Day 14 “Weekend Ka Vaar”: Nirmal Singh Turned Out However Romil Remains Back
Show on Salman Khan’s “Weekend Ka Vaar” nonstop unabated on Sunday as well. The process of removal from the Bigg Boss 12 house did not stop after the exit of Kriti Verma and Roshmi Banik. Sunday also proverb a double eviction but with a twist–Nirmal Singh and Romil Chaudhary got evicted from the house but in a shocker move Bigg Boss allowed one of them to return the house. Nirmal opted out, giving Romil a chance to remain.
prior in the episode, Salman presents new assignment for the contestants and instructed S Sreesanth and Dipika Kakar Ibrahim to go into the store and get whatever was inside (which was essentially a plate loaded with glass cakes and launches). The contestants were handed given over a couple of glasses and launches. Salman then asked to everybody wear the glasses and launches. The game includes pointing and hitting a candidate with the said cup cakes. The contestants had to think who could have said a given proclamation, made by one of them about the other, which Salman continued over the span of the game. About Dipika, Salman said someone that he/she discovered Dipika extremely exhausting as she invests excessively time in the kitchen.
Bigg Boss 12 saw the section of famous TV star Karan Patel as a visitor. He played an enjoyment with every one of the challengers where every one of them were relied upon to give one quality to one of their co-competitors. He called Neha Pendse and requested to give a quality. She gave mental quality to Sreesanth. It turned out poorly well with him. He declined to participate. Karan at that point asked him to give an avocation for what valid reason he was not tolerating the offer of a quality ‘mental quality’ from Neha. A fuming Sreesanth said he trusted he was ‘genuine’ which did not involve that he needed mental quality. As Sreesanth was being troublesome, Karan counter addressed him by asking how he could transform another person’s perspective. Sreesanth stayed resolved as regularly, demanding that it was his home and he would adhere to his choice. Insubordination? Many would think so.
