Bigg Boss 19 The third week of this is proving to be very bang for the audience. Every day new twists and uproar are being seen in this show. But this time Shahnaz Gill’s brother Shahbaz has come to Badsa in the headlines. His joke became so heavy that the mood of the family deteriorated and now the sword of nomination can hang on them.
Shahbaz Badesa’s entry was done as a wild card. As soon as he came, he won the hearts of the audience with his funny style and comic timing. Even at home, he often used to create a mild environment with his humor. But in the latest episode, one of his pranks raised anger among the family members. Shahbaz hid some essential items like salt-sugar and clothes late at night, after which all the members got angry.
As soon as the family came to know about the disappearance of the goods in the morning, the suspicion first went on Shahbaz. Especially when the towel of Basir disappeared, he erupted. Bigg Boss also made it clear that this was not a task, but a member of the house is responsible. In such a situation, everyone said to nominate Shahbaz.
However, Shahbaz was not left alone in this entire controversy. Zeeshan Qadri openly supported him and described it as a mild joke. At the same time, Captain Amal Malik of the house also tried to handle the atmosphere. He asked Shahbaz to apologize without smiling, but the rest of the housemates continued to pressurize him to punish him.
This case caught so much that Farhana Bhatt and Abhishek also clashed among themselves. Both of them even called each other a donkey. Abhishek wanted Shahbaz to be given bathroom duty, while Farhana was opposing it. In such a situation, the atmosphere went on heating up.
Even though the housemates are angry, there is no doubt that the limelight of the entire episode was Shahbaz Badsa. His joke can now be heavy to him, because the sword of nomination is hanging on him. At the same time, this discussion among the audience is also in full swing whether this prank of Shahbaz was an entertainment or indeed a mistake.
