Bigg Boss 18: Rajat Dalal and Shehzada Dhami had a huge fight, Shehzada said- 'Will you say sorry'


Posted on 22nd Oct 2024 12:42 pm by rohit kumar

This time in 'Bigg Boss-18', fitness influencer Rajat Dalal, who has become famous for his fights and controversies on social media, has entered. The audience was expecting from the beginning that Rajat would fight and create trouble inside the 'Bigg Boss' house. Now this seems to be proving true. Recently, he had a fight with another Bigg Boss contestant Shehzada Dhami. In this fight, Shehzada was seen getting the upper hand instead of Rajat.

 

The fight started without any reason.

 

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Shehzada Dhami and Rajat were doing a task in the Bigg Boss house. Suddenly Rajat told Shehzada not to talk about me. Shehzada got angry at this and came forward to fight with Rajat. Then Rajat was not going to stay behind, he also started fighting. But there is a rule in the Bigg Boss house that no one will raise a hand on anyone. Therefore, both Rajat and Shehzada started fighting verbally.

 

Shehzada threatened Rajat

 

Amid this fight, Shehzada threatened Rajat. He said, 'You are a big goon, you will say sorry when a call comes.' Seeing their fight increasing, the other contestants separated them. Only then did the fight stop. But even after this, both of them were seen getting angry with each other.

 

Rajat argued with another contestant earlier too

 

Just a few days ago in 'Bigg Boss-18', Rajat argued with another contestant Tejinder Bagga. In this argument, while Tejinder was talking very politely, Rajat was talking to him in a loud voice. This is not just about the Bigg Boss house. In real life too, Rajat Dalal is known for fighting and arguing with people. This year, his fight with another influencer on social media was much talked about. But in the end, he had to apologize and settle the matter.

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