Nakul Dhull Evicted From Bigg Boss 20 After Fight With Gullu

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Bigg Boss 20 has delivered its biggest shock of the season so far. Wildcard contestant Nakul Dhull has been evicted from the Salman Khan-hosted reality show after a physical altercation with fellow housemate Kushal Tanwar, popularly known as Gullu, inside the house. The eviction, which aired in the October 14 episode, came just days after Nakul entered the house as a wildcard on October 11, making his stint one of the shortest in the show’s recent history.

The fight that triggered the eviction did not come out of nowhere. Tensions had been simmering in the house for days, and this week they finally boiled over into the kind of confrontation the Bigg Boss rulebook treats as an instant red line: physical violence.

How the Fight Started

According to what played out on the episode, the confrontation began over an earlier incident involving Qazi Touqeer and ScoutOP. During a playful interaction, Qazi had reportedly spat in Scout’s ear, a moment that seemed harmless at first but later became a topic of hushed discussion inside the house.

Nakul overheard Qazi talking about the incident behind Scout’s back and decided to bring Scout into the conversation, questioning why the matter was not raised directly. Gullu stepped into the exchange, and what started as a heated verbal argument quickly turned physical. The other housemates rushed in to separate the two before things could escalate further.

What followed was an emotional standoff. Nakul later walked up to Gullu to apologise and clear the air, but several housemates, including Mahhi Vij, Aasif Khan and YUNG DSA, refused to let the conversation happen. Mahhi said openly that she did not trust Nakul and feared he might turn aggressive again, a remark that clearly stung. Nakul shot back sarcastically, telling the house it was treating him like a serial killer.

Bigg Boss Takes the Call

Later, Bigg Boss summoned all the contestants to the living room and laid down the law. Physical violence, the house was reminded, is a non-negotiable violation of the show’s rules. The announcement of Nakul’s eviction followed immediately.

The reaction inside the house said a lot about where loyalties currently lie. Mahhi Vij, Kanika, Gullu and Aasif were seen clapping as the decision was announced. Nakul, on his way out, reacted by showing the middle finger to the house before walking through the exit door. Reports from the episode suggest Aasif was heard abusing him as he left, while Qazi could not resist a parting dig, joking about what his spit had started.

The eviction also settled days of online speculation. Ever since fan accounts on social media first claimed Nakul had been thrown out after clashing with Gullu, entertainment portals had been running the story with question marks and caveats. The October 14 episode provided the confirmation viewers were waiting for.

Nakul Dhull evicted from Bigg Boss 20 after fight with Gullu

Nakul’s First Reaction: “Apne 2 Din”

Hours after his eviction, Nakul broke his silence on social media with a message that has already started doing the rounds among Bigg Boss fans. Sharing a picture of himself from inside the Bigg Boss house on his Instagram Stories, he wrote: “apne 2 din >>>> unke 100 din.” (My 2 days are greater than their 100 days.)

The cryptic post, uploaded in the early hours after his midnight exit, did not name anyone or explain who the message was aimed at. But given the circumstances, the intent was hard to miss. In just two days inside the house, Nakul managed to become the season’s most talked-about contestant, for all the wrong reasons from the makers’ perspective, but with plenty of chatter from the audience’s side.

Meanwhile, Gullu’s team had already been pushing the narrative from the other side. Earlier reports quoted his team alleging that Nakul had entered the show with a plan to provoke a fight and demanding his eviction, claims that found support among several housemates after the altercation.

What This Means for the Season

Evictions for physical violence are rare but not unprecedented in Bigg Boss history, and every time it happens, it resets the house dynamics completely. With Nakul gone, the spotlight shifts back to the existing fault lines: Qazi Touqeer’s confrontational streak, the ScoutOP camp, and Gullu’s increasingly central role in the season’s conflicts.

The incident also reinforces the show’s zero-tolerance policy at a time when the season’s theme, ‘Tathastu’, has been driving heavily strategy-oriented gameplay. For viewers, the message is clear: verbal sparring is entertainment, but the moment it turns physical, the game is over.

As the dust settles, all eyes are now on the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar, where host Salman Khan is expected to address the incident in detail. Given the show’s history, that episode is likely to be must-watch television.

FAQs

  • Was Nakul Dhull really evicted from Bigg Boss 20?
    Yes. The October 14 episode confirmed that Bigg Boss removed him from the house after his physical altercation with Gullu. It was a maker’s decision, not an audience vote.
  • Why was Nakul Dhull evicted?
    He was evicted for breaking the show’s strict rule against physical violence during his fight with fellow contestant Kushal Tanwar (Gullu).
  • How long was Nakul Dhull in the Bigg Boss 20 house?
    Just two days. He entered as a wildcard on October 11 and was evicted in the episode that aired on October 14.
  • What was Nakul Dhull’s reaction after eviction?
    He posted an Instagram Story saying “apne 2 din >>>> unke 100 din,” suggesting his short stint outweighed the longer runs of other contestants.
  • Will Salman Khan address the fight on Weekend Ka Vaar?
    The host is expected to take up the incident in the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episode, where he typically calls out housemates over the week’s controversies.

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