'Bigg Boss 18': Rajat Dalal's Ugly Spat with Chahat Pandey

When primal needs like hunger and isolation collide on ‘Bigg Boss 18', survival seems impossible! This week, the tension simmering between Chahat Pandey and Rajat Dalal hits a boiling point. Chahat, known for maintaining her squeaky-clean image, cracks under relentless hunger pangs. What begins as a simple task to make herself a meal spirals into a huge showdown when Rajat, her nemesis in the house, stirs the pot by turning off the stove. 

Chahat & Rajat's Heated Argument:

It all starts with Chahat storming into the kitchen, hungry and desperate to cook something. She's just about to start when Rajat struts in, and flips off the flame, after a round of heated argument. That's when things get intense. In a flash, they're shoving each other away from the stove, both determined not to back down, while the gas flame dangerously flickers!

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Chum Bashes Chahat:

Chum, who has earned the reputation of a peacemaker, jumps into the fray. Instead of cooling things down, the argument escalates. She tries to restrain Chahat, but the hunger-packed fury has already taken over. In a wild, teary outburst, Chahat lets loose, her carefully curated 'Miss Goody Two Shoes' image shattering as she howls in frustration, completely delirious from the lack of food and emotional strain. This is not the Chahat anyone expects to see—the poised, well-mannered girl who never loses her cool. But hunger has a way of stripping away facades! 

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Karan Veer's Clash with Avinash:

Avinash Mishra's journey in the house takes a wild turn as housemates vote him into jail—but the drama explodes before he even steps in! Midway through a heated rant about refusing to go, Arfeen Khan shuts him down, sparking Avinash's fury. Feeling betrayed, Avinash accuses the entire house of conspiring against him, and Chum Darang ends up in his line of fire for standing up to him. A verbal clash nearly turns physical until Karan Veer Mehra steps in to hold Avinash back—only to face Avinash's wrath.