Bigg Boss 20 Episode 6 had fights breaking out across the house, but the biggest clash involved captain Yung DSA and Kanika Mann. What began as an argument over house duties soon turned personal after Kanika objected to a remark made by Yung. The two then continued their confrontation over the use of the men’s washroom, leaving several housemates questioning the captain’s behaviour.
But that was not the only major showdown of the episode. Aasif Khan and Aman Gandhi got into a heated exchange over class and local train travel, while Aamrapali Dubey and Mahhi Vij also found themselves at odds. By the end of the episode, the entire house had another problem to deal with — a 30 per cent cut in ration.
What Happened Between Kanika Mann And Yung DSA In Bigg Boss 20 Episode 6?
The trouble started after Yung teased Gullu and Kanika about their growing closeness. As captain, Yung had also taken away one of Kanika’s lifelines, adding to the tension between them. Their argument escalated when Kanika objected to being given an extra house duty while other contestants had only one task.
She also took a dig at Yung’s captaincy, pointing out that the captain was not supposed to do any work. The exchange soon became uncomfortable. When Kanika asked how Yung would manage his meals and offered to help him “chew” his food, he replied, “Nahate time bhi bula lo.” Kanika did not appreciate the remark and made it clear that she was not in the house to “please” him.
Why Did Kanika Mann Call Out Yung DSA?
The argument continued around the bathroom area when Yung raised an issue with female contestants using the men’s washroom. He explained that Mary Kom had used the men’s bathroom because the women’s cabins were occupied. Yung also complained about finding hair strands in the men’s bathroom after Kanika had used it. Kanika then brought up his earlier remark and called it inappropriate.
Several housemates also questioned Yung over what he had said. At one point, Yung told Kanika to stop behaving like a television actor. Kanika immediately hit back, saying she was a proud television actress.
Why Did Aasif Khan And Aman Gandhi Fight?
Elsewhere in the house, Aasif Khan and Aman Gandhi found themselves in a heated argument. Aman advised Yung to be careful about his conduct, warning that his behaviour could look inappropriate on television.
Aasif disagreed with Aman’s view, and their conversation soon moved away from Yung and into an argument about class and local train travel. Aasif told Aman, “Virar local pe mat chadh.” Aman replied that he did not travel by local train. Aasif then called him a “Mercedes” rider and spoke about his own experience as someone who travelled by local trains.
What Happened Between Aamrapali Dubey And Mahhi Vij?
Aamrapali Dubey and Mahhi Vij also had another disagreement inside the house. Aamrapali joked that everyone would have to eat food cooked by Uditi Singh. Mahhi felt the comment was unnecessary and confronted her over it. Aamrapali responded to Mahhi before later approaching Uditi and apologising. She also advised Uditi not to allow other contestants to provoke her. The incident added another layer to the tensions already building inside the house.
Why Did Bigg Boss Cut The Ration By 30 Per Cent?
Bigg Boss called everyone to the living room and announced a 30 per cent cut in the house ration after Yung was found sleeping during the day. Sleeping during the daytime is against the rules, and because Yung was the captain, the violation resulted in a punishment for the entire house.
Why Did Aasif Khan Get Emotional In Bigg Boss 20 Episode 6?
Aasif checked on Qazi’s health and offered him support, unaware that Qazi had not revealed the truth about his prank. Later, Aasif opened up about his own mental health struggles and became emotional while discussing what he had been through. The moment shifted the mood inside the house and showed a more vulnerable side of the contestant.
Bigg Boss 20 Episode 6 therefore had almost every ingredient of a typical dramatic episode — a captaincy clash, an uncomfortable remark, a washroom dispute, a class-related argument, another house fight and a ration cut.
