Nakul Dhull Out of Bigg Boss 20 in 2 Days After Fight With Gullu
Nakul Dhull's Bigg Boss 20 run ended in a midnight eviction after a physical altercation with Gullu, just two days after his wildcard entry.
Nakul Dhull’s time inside the Bigg Boss 20 house ended almost as quickly as it started. The content creator walked in as a Sunday wildcard and was out by a midnight eviction two days later, after a confrontation with fellow contestant Gullu turned physical.
How a conversation became a confrontation
The trouble began with word getting around. Nakul overheard Qazi Touqeer discussing an earlier interaction between Nakul and ScoutOP — a moment in which Nakul had spat into ScoutOP’s ear during what was framed as a playful exchange. Nakul then brought it to Scout and asked Qazi why he had spoken about the incident behind his back.
The exchange escalated quickly. Scout confronted Qazi, Gullu stepped in, and the situation slid into a physical altercation between Nakul and Gullu.
Bigg Boss drew a hard line
After the incident, Bigg Boss gathered the housemates and restated that violence breaks the show’s core rules. Nakul was asked to leave. The treatment fits how the format has handled physical aggression in past seasons: it remains one of the fastest ways to exit the house.
A two-day run, in a timeline
- Saturday: television actor Manish Goel enters as a wildcard.
- Sunday: Nakul Dhull joins the house as a wildcard.
- Two days later: Nakul is evicted at midnight after the fight with Gullu.
His first word after the exit
Nakul did not go quiet. His first Instagram post after the eviction shows him sitting on a garden bench, with Sidhu Moose Wala’s “Signed to God” as the background track. The caption, “apne 2 din >>> unke 100 din,” makes the claim that his two days outweigh the hundred his fellow contestants may spend inside.
It is a pointed, swaggering sign-off for what has shaped up to be among the briefest runs of this season’s housemates.
Why it matters for Bigg Boss 20
Wildcard entrants are meant to jolt the game with a new personality and fresh equations. Losing one within days does the opposite: it removes a new variable before it can shift any alliance, and it reinforces the show’s zero-tolerance stance on violence.
For audiences, it also revives a familiar debate: does Bigg Boss apply the violence rule consistently? The show has regularly ejected contestants for physical behaviour, and each eviction tends to split viewers between those who back a zero-tolerance policy and those who argue a heated moment deserves a second chance. The next episode will show how Gullu, Qazi and the rest of the house respond — and whether the mood inside shifts after the exit.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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