When it comes to dramatic and spicy moments, Rakhi Sawant always delivers. And let’s face it, Bigg Boss without Rakhi’s flair is like chai without sugar. The “Queen of Controversies” is back in action, and this time, she’s set her sights on fellow contestant Nikki Tamboli. In the upcoming episode of Bigg Boss Marathi 5, Rakhi Sawant, in her trademark style, is sure to make waves. A new promo reveals Rakhi calling Nikki a “sasti (cheap) version” of herself. Ouch!
Rakhi Sawant’s Dramatic Entry
In the Bigg Boss Marathi 5 promo, Rakhi is seen entering the house with her signature high energy. Referring to herself as Bigg Boss’ “first wife,” she quickly stirs up the drama. In a bold statement, she labels Nikki Tamboli as the ‘Sasti Rakhi Sawant.’ To add more spice, Rakhi says, “Nikki Tamboli chod aaungi tujhe Amboli,” sending waves of drama throughout the house.
Nikki Tamboli’s Reaction to Personal Drama
In another promo clip, a different kind of drama unfolds as Nikki Tamboli’s mother informs her about Arbaz Patel’s engagement to Leeza Bindra. For viewers who might not know, Arbaz and Nikki had been developing a romantic angle on the show. However, Times Now and Telly Talk India had already reported that Arbaz was in a relationship with Leeza.
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Upon hearing the news, Nikki became furious, throwing Arbaz’s clothes out of the house and declaring their bond to be over. Arbaz, however, defended himself, stating that Nikki was aware of his past relationship and dismissed the engagement rumours as false.
Arbaz Patel Defends Himself
Arbaz later addressed the situation, stating, “Nikki knew about my past relationship. The news about my engagement is absolutely false and rubbish. I have clarified this before. Her reaction shocked me. If she trusted me, I don’t understand why she responded like that. I can only comment further after watching the full episode.”
Bigg Boss Marathi 5 seems set for some intense drama with Rakhi Sawant at the center and personal tensions rising in the house. Fans are sure to stay glued to their screens as more unfolds.
