Ashnoor Kaur was recently evicted from “Bigg Boss 19” for physical violence. She struck Tanya Mittal with a wooden plank during a task. Video footage contradicted her claim that the act was unintentional, leading to her immediate removal.
This incident highlights “Bigg Boss”‘s strict “no-go zone” against physical aggression. Despite its reputation for drama and controversy, the reality show consistently removes contestants who breach this fundamental rule. Several past seasons have seen similar dramatic disqualifications.
In “Bigg Boss 17,” Sunny Arya, known as Tehalka Bhai, was immediately removed. He pushed and grabbed Abhishek Kumar’s collar during an altercation. This disqualification was swift, occurring minutes after the rule violation.
Madhurima Tuli created one of “Bigg Boss 13″‘s most infamous scenes. She hit her ex-boyfriend Vishal Aditya Singh with a frying pan. Producers promptly evicted her after this widely discussed confrontation.
Ejaz Khan also faced immediate removal from “Bigg Boss 7.” His heated argument with Ali Quli Mirza escalated into a physical fight. The show removed him without delay.
During “Bigg Boss OTT Season 1,” Zeeshan Khan was disqualified after a brawl with Pratik Sehajpal. The physical clash occurred during a task, leading to his swift exit despite public debate.
However, not all evictions for physical violence are permanent. Vikas Gupta, often called the “mastermind” of “Bigg Boss 11,” was initially expelled. He had pushed Arshi Khan into a swimming pool during an argument. He was later given a second chance and allowed to re-enter.
Archana Gautam also faced immediate removal from “Bigg Boss 16” after physically harming Shiv Thakare. Producers reinstated her later, acknowledging Shiv’s instigation with personal remarks.
Similarly, Kushal Tandon was expelled from “Bigg Boss 7” for grabbing VJ Andy. The show’s makers eventually called him back to the competition.
This pattern highlights the show’s complex enforcement of its core rules. While physical violence typically leads to immediate eviction, the circumstances and context can sometimes influence a contestant’s return.