Manveer, Manu’s incessant bullying and more from last night

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As usual, a lot went down on Monday’s episode of the popular reality show, Bigg Boss. (Colors)

One wonders how so much drama can be packed in a single, 44-minute episode but Bigg Boss manages that every time and Monday night was no exception.
And as usual, a lot went down on Monday’s episode of the popular reality show.
Here are the three incidents we deem worthy of discussing again. Take our poll at the end of the story and tell us which part you thought was the most interesting.

1. Manu and Manveer bully Om Swamiji




Swamiji has really had enough of Manu and Manveer. (Colors)

And they bullied him so much. Manveer was after Swamiji’s life when the astrologer insinuated that something may be cooking between Bani and him.
What’s next? Manu and Manveer gang up on him, call him names, shout at him, laugh at him in front of the entire house. Swamiji could not take it anymore and asks them not to speak with him ever again. He even broke down in the confession room.


2. Lopamudra reveals Swamiji’s lies




Swamiji confronts Lopa. (Colors)

But just when we started feeling sorry for Swamiji, he reveals that he doesn’t really deserve our sympathy. He asks the audience directly, through one of the cameras installed, to vote Manveer and Manu out of the house.
He then goes to his teammates and tells them he doesn’t want to stay in the house anymore. However, much to his inconvenience, Lopamudra sees him having his earlier chat with the camera. So naturally, she goes ahead and tells everyone of Swamiji’s lies.
He then confronts her in the bathroom, accusing her of being a tattletale but Lopamudra does not take any of that and gives him a piece of her mind telling him that he was the one who lied.


3. Gaurav is stumped by Bani



Bani says she is disappointed in Gaurav. (Colors)

In the confession room, when asked to nominate two people from his own team for this week’s elimination, Gaurav very confidently names Bani and Rahul, saying they are the toughest competition he has and that’s the only reason he has nominated them.
But when he tries ?o reason with Bani over his decision, she destroys him by pointing out the fault in his logic. She asks him why would he want to live with people he doesn’t even like for 150 days, having thrashed good competition in the very beginning. He will only end up making his own time in the house unbearably dull.


Makes sense, doesn’t it?