Why Bigg Boss 9 is a house full of love and war

There are many things you'll find in the Bigg Boss house but all the contestants amicably doing their weekly tasks is not one of them. As part of this week's luxury budget task, Lagaan, there's much to crib for every contestant - from arguing over physical labour to equal allocation of responsibilities, everything has been quarrelled over.

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Things only got worse when Keith suggested some "stealing" around to up their stake, seeing as he was contestants almost-fainting due to dehydration and fatigue and Aman and Kishwar, the two zamindars heading towards a clear victory. While Mandana readily agreed, some contestants, however, namely Rochelle, Prince and Suyyash got all moralistic, refusing to do any such thing. They also, though, refused to do any more than what they were doing to better their performance.

How convenient, isn't it? As expected, this resulted in a fresh set of arguments and comments about morals, rules and ethics. And at the centre of this controversy was, yet again, Mandana who's attitude of playing the game to win no matter what didn't go down well with other contestants.

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She cried, threw away the mic (again!), pleaded to go home and eventually fainted, all this while crying innocent and pointing how all that Suyyash and Prince want is to make sure that Kishwar wins the task and by default then, the captainship.

In the end, Aman and Kishwar won the task and as promised by Bigg Boss earlier, also won the right to get rid of the couple-belt. And amidst all of this, the one who cried foul the most? Kishwar's real-life beau Suyyash. Oh, the thing called love!