Bigg Boss 18 Latest Episode To Be Full Of Emotional Moments And Contestant Drama; Karanveer Cries

The Bigg Boss 18 latest episode teaser has stirred excitement among fans on social media. A recent task named "Time God" saw contestants Shilpa, Rajat, and Chahat competing fiercely. Reports suggest that Rajat Dalal emerged victorious, leaving Shilpa and Chahat behind. Meanwhile, a heated argument erupted between Digvijay Rathi and Avinash Mishra during the task.

In a new promo, Karanvir Mehra is seen shedding tears. The reason? He failed to support his friend in the Time God task. Karanvir also confided in Chum, advising not to trust him. Additionally, he approached Shilpa Shirodkar to apologise for not standing by her during the challenge.

Bigg Boss 18: Contestant Drama Unfolds

Karanvir's emotional moment was captured as he expressed regret to Shilpa. "I am ashamed now that I did not stand with my friends," he admitted while visibly upset. His attempt to maintain good relations with everyone led to his lack of support for Shilpa, prompting his apology.

Karan Veer Mehra ko mili REALITY CHECK gharwalo se.pic.twitter.com/8KOybU2T9t

— #BiggBoss_Tak👁 (@BiggBoss_Tak) November 14, 2024

This week’s eviction list includes Karanvir Mehra, Kashish Kapoor, Rajat Dalal, Tejinder Singh Bagga, Shrutika Arjun, and Digvijay Rathi. Last week saw Arfeen Khan leaving the show. As Weekend Ka Vaar approaches, viewers eagerly await Bigg Boss's decision on Avinash and Digvijay's altercation.

Weekend Ka Vaar: Anticipation Builds

The upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episode promises more drama as fans speculate who will face eviction next. The tension between Avinash and Digvijay adds another layer of intrigue. Viewers are keen to see who will be reprimanded or sent home this week.

In other news related to Bigg Boss 18, it has been reported that Ravi Kishan will take over hosting duties from Salman Khan due to unforeseen circumstances. This change has sparked curiosity among fans about how the dynamics of the show might shift with a new host at the helm.