The latest episode of Bigg Boss 18 brought intense emotions and drama as the Ticket to Finale task unfolded. Contestants clashed, strategies were tested, and unexpected injuries left a mark on everyone involved.
The task required Vivian Dsena and Chum Darang to hold onto a stretcher while their supporters placed bricks on it. Those siding with Chum were tasked with adding silver bricks, while Vivian’s allies used golden bricks. Rajat Dalal was incharge of the activity. As the game progressed, tension escalated when Vivian tried to remove silver bricks from Chum’s stretcher, leading to her sustaining a physical injury.
Despite the aggressive gameplay, Vivian emerged victorious, securing the title of Time God and becoming the first finalist of Bigg Boss 18. However, his mood after the win surprised many. Instead of celebrating, he appeared upset over Chum’s injury during the task. His silence left his closest allies, Eisha Singh and Avinash Mishra, feeling disheartened. Even Rajat Dalal was repeatedly assuring Vivian that he had done nothing wrong and he must own it.
Avinash openly expressed his irritation, stating that Vivian’s behavior was disappointing. Eisha echoed his sentiment, admitting she felt foolish for supporting someone who wasn’t celebrating his success. However, she also defended Vivian, asserting he didn’t intentionally hurt anyone.
Meanwhile, Vivian sat alone, grappling with guilt over Chum’s injury. He requested Bigg Boss to call him into the confession room, seeking solace. Eisha approached him, urging him not to dwell on the incident. She reminded him it was a competition and asked him not to feel ashamed of his achievement. Despite her efforts to console him, she later confided in Avinash that she wouldn’t tolerate an apology from Vivian, saying it only made her feel worse.
The dynamics took another turn when Avinash revealed that Chum had been on her period during the task but still played valiantly. Vivian, visibly shocked by this information, admitted he hadn’t known. This revelation deepened his remorse, further complicating his emotions. Though Eisha told that even being a girl she can’t find any fault in this gameplay, Vivian was stll out and out upset.
Later, Avinash voiced his frustrations in a candid conversation with Eisha. He criticized Vivian’s behavior, suggesting it didn’t befit a finalist. He stated, “Common yaar, now I don’t feel he deserves to be in the finale. Harr cheez mein main sacchayi bol do toh buri lag jaati hai yaar.” He felt Vivian was acting unnecessarily righteous and accused him of playing the “hero card” to win sympathy. He addes, “Abhi task hogaya, mere muh se gaaliyaan bhi nikal gayi, ladayi bhi hogayi, Mahaan banneke card woh bhi le gaye. Udhar se woh bhi mahaan ban gaya.” Eisha agreed, lamenting how Vivian’s actions were feeding into the narrative others were trying to establish.
Chum, on the other hand, refused to engage with Vivian despite his attempts to apologize. She made it clear that his actions had hurt her, both physically and emotionally. Vivian’s guilt grew as he realized the impact of the task on their relationship.
Vivian’s victory, while significant, came at the cost of strained friendships and growing resentment. The competition is now fiercer than ever, with emotions running high and alliances hanging by a thread.