Traditions are often broken in this game-changing version, as "Bigg Boss" breaks yet another long-standing rule by giving all the contestants their own individual batch of rations and groceries. The ration will now be given out in four batches to the residents of the four different bedrooms, according to the new rule. If a bedroom's occupants are lacking in a certain item, they will have to get by without it.
They are also prohibited from borrowing it from their roommates. This Bigg Boss order sparked arguments over food. Shalin Bhanot, a contestant, consumes six packets of chicken since his medical condition necessitates a sufficient intake of protein. Sreejita De and Gautam Vig are upset because they received no chicken at all in the meanwhile.
Not to add the bickering among the housemates over a single jar of coffee. It will be fascinating to see how the contenders use the new rule to earn their ration rights. Nothing eludes the attention of "Bigg Boss," who notices that the house's captain, Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, has a problem with one of the inmates.
She is called before Bigg Boss in the confession room, where he questions her about it. Nimrit expresses her displeasure with Priyanka Chahar Choudhary, who expresses sympathy for Manya Singh (one of the three contestants who must do all the house chores as part of the punishment for apologizing during the nomination drill). Nimrit reports that she saw Priyanka telling Manya that she can cook to her preferences.
Taking note of this, Bigg Boss gives Nimrit the authority to substitute Priyanka for one of the penalized contestants, Tina Datta, Manya Singh, or Soundarya Sharma, and remove them from the punishment of performing household duties. Despite the drama, Abdu Rozik, who is so endearing, injects some fun into the house by jumping in the pool and urging everyone to do the same.
