Salman Khan's reality show 'Bigg Boss 18' is once again ready to entertain the audience. The show has started with a bang. Salman Khan welcomed all the contestants with swag. At the same time, not even a week has passed since the show started and a verbal war has started between two contestants.
There was a fierce fight on the very first day.
'The Bigg Boss' show has been in the news for a long time for drama, fights between contestants, and threats given to each other. At the same time, a glimpse of this was seen on the very first day of 'Bigg Boss 18'. Here a fierce debate was seen between two strong contestants Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga and Rajat Dalal. The verbal war between the two increased to such an extent that Rajat even threatened to kill Tajinder.
Temperature rises over bike controversy.
The promo for 'Bigg Boss 18' has come out. In this, Tajinder and Rajat can be seen talking to each other. An argument broke out between the two over an old bike controversy. Some time ago, a video of Rajat went viral on social media, in which it was seen that his car hit a bike. Instead of asking the biker about his well-being, Rajat ran away from there.
An argument broke out between the two on this matter. Tajinder accused Rajat of hitting the biker. Then Rajat said that the whole of India had seen that video, did they see the biker falling. In response to this, Tajinder said, yes I did.
'I will make you a ghost in two minutes'
Rajat's temper rose as soon as he heard Tajinder's words. Rajat said, "Talk with reason, I will make you a ghost in two minutes. If this gate was not there, I would have done this." Not only this, he even abused Tajinder, due to which the quarrel between the two increased further.
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