Bigg Boss 14: Nikki Tamboli reveals Rahul Vaidya would flirt with her PR; latter says the PR wanted to pitch them as a couple
Bigg Boss 14 saw major fights inside the house as contestants got a chance to blame each other and speak why they are not fit to be finalists. In a previous episode, Rahul Vaidya had a big fight with Rubina Dilaik and had to face repercussions from her husband Abhinav Shukla.
In the latest episode, Bigg Boss announced the nominations for the week and provided the housemates with a punching bag in the confession room, where they can stick the faces of the contestant they want to see go out of the house and punch on it. Along with it, they can give honest reasons as to why they feel the other person should get evicted.
When it was Nikki Tamboli and Rahul Vaidya's turn, they took each other’s names and revealed some personal details. From the confession room, Nikki tells Rahul, "You have proved yourself as a loser in this show".To this, Rahul immediately responds,"You are such a shallow person".
After Nikki comes out of the room, Rahul calls her 'secretary' and a 'sidekick' to everyone in the house. In response Nikki calls him "khali bartan". During his turn in the confession room, Rahul Vaidya takes out his frustration on Nikki. While Rahul is inside the house, Nikki says, "I know your reality Rahul, keep barking.”
"You know Rahul would flirt with my PR. What do I even say! I have all the messages and screenshots. He would send me songs and voices and conveniently would take back his words saying it’s for someone else," she revealed to the housemates.
Rahul initially keeps quiet, and then says, “And the same PR was after me to pitch us as a couple. I know which PR you are talking about. The PR would approach me for us to work on a project together.”
After the task ends, Nikki is heard telling Eijaz and Abhinav, "I know Rahul. Whenever I would take his name anywhere, people would say ‘Arre that chhapri, tharki’. Rahul is known for all these and this is his identity outside.”
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