Bigg Boss Tamil 9: Will VJ Paaru, Kamrudin Get Red Card After Pushing Sandra Out of Car?

Will VJ Paaru and Kamrudin be given a red card from Bigg Boss Tamil 9 show? The fans of the show are now want host Vijay Sethupathi to eliminate the two contestants following a controversy during the 'ticket to finale' task.

A task meant to be a test of endurance and strategy has become one of the most talked-about and criticised moments of the season, which is heading towards the finale.

What is the controversy all about?

As part of the final round of tasks in the 'Ticket to Finale', the nine housemates were asked to participate "car task," a challenge that required all contestants to sit inside a vehicle. The rules were simple but brutal - the last person remaining inside the car would win the task and secure the ticket to the finale.

As the task began, Vikkals Vikram dropped out of the game. What followed was an escalating conflict involving Sandra, Parvathy, and Kamrudin. Sandra, seated near the window, became the target of repeated verbal attacks from Parvathy and Kamrudin. Initially, the exchanges appeared to be limited to sarcasm and taunts, but the atmosphere soon turned hostile as personal remarks and aggressive accusations took over.

As the argument intensified, visuals that later surfaced on social media showed Parvathy opening the car door beside Sandra. Despite resistance from Sandra and warnings from other housemates that the action was crossing a line, Parvathy, with Kamrudin's involvement, allegedly forced Sandra out of the vehicle. The incident shocked both the contestants inside the house and viewers watching from outside.

Moments after being pushed out, Sandra reportedly experienced a medical emergency. Clips circulating online show her collapsing and struggling physically, prompting immediate concern among housemates. Sabari and Gana Vinoth exited the task voluntarily to assist her, while Divya openly confronted Parvathy, questioning the morality and legality of her actions during the challenge.

What angered viewers even more was Parvathy's response after the incident. Rather than expressing remorse, she was seen justifying her behaviour and insisting that she had acted within the task's limits. This stance drew sharp criticism, especially given the gravity of the situation and Sandra's visible distress.

The controversy has since spilled over onto social media, with netizens demanding strict action against both Parvathy and Kamrudin. Many viewers have urged host Vijay Sethupathi to issue a red card or disqualify the duo for what they describe as violent and unethical conduct. Critics have also pointed out that this was not an isolated incident, alleging that both contestants have repeatedly engaged in aggressive behaviour, including verbal abuse, rule violations, and intimidation throughout the season. Kamrudin, in particular, has been accused by viewers of making death threats during the same task.

Several strongly worded reactions flooded social media platforms. One user termed the incident "shocking violence," accusing the show of endangering a contestant's life for ratings and praising Sabari and Vinoth for their timely intervention. Another viewer criticised the programme's increasing dependence on aggression and conflict to drive TRPs, calling the overall viewing experience "disturbing and toxic." Others questioned the accountability of both the channel and the host, alleging that repeated public feedback has been ignored.

Some comments directly targeted Vijay Sethupathi, accusing him of failing to rein in repeated misconduct and demanding decisive action rather than verbal warnings. Others alleged that the channel allowed the situation to escalate deliberately for content, reducing serious incidents to weekend discussion points instead of addressing them immediately. A recurring sentiment among viewers was outrage over such scenes being broadcast to households with children.

Now, all eyes are on the Saturday episode as the viewers demand that host Vijay Sethupathi give a red card to Paaru and Kamrudin.