Rakhi Sawant entertains with avatar Julie, roommates criticize Sonali Phogat for wasting food
The last episode of Bigg Boss 14 was quite entertaining because we have a lot of masala and drama in the series. While the lockdown task was fired due to the failure of both teams, Bigg Boss announced a new task called Press for Entertainment, where one of the roommates will go live for a house on the Voot app and entertain. audience and depending on their score if they win, the person will have the chance to take 5 of their favorite items from the BB Mall. As Vikas Gupta takes on the responsibility of entertaining, in Sonali Phogat and Arshi Khan’s round we see a verbal spitting between them, which infuriates the latter.
Now, speaking of the preview for tomorrow’s episode, we see Rakhi Sawant having the chance to entertain audiences and using his silly antiques and avatar Julie to do so. After that we see an argument between Sonali Phogat and Arshi Khan over food, after which the former throws 4 parathas in the trash and later all the roommates including Rubina Dilaik, Nikki Tamboli and others criticize for having wasted food. Sonali Phogat breaks down after this and tells Bigg Boss that she doesn’t want to stay home anymore and wants to go home.
Before entering the show, Rakhi Sawant criticized Arshi Khan and told BollywoodLife: “Arshi bilkul bakwaas hai. She calls you a friend and stabs you. When she chose Bigg Boss 11, it was me who introduced to many famous people. I have taken her to many shows, awards ceremonies and many other places. No one knew Arshi Khan in Bollywood. Now after earning a name for herself, she has forgot Rakhi. Meri billi mujhse myao. But Rakhi Sawant will not be affected by such She has seen my friendship until now but now I will show her my enemy. Uski mai aisi band bajaungi na ki zindagi mein ye khadi nahi ho payegi . ”
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