
'BB19': Malti pushes Tanya into pool; calls her reaction 'overacting'
07 Oct 2025
The latest episode of Bigg Boss 19 saw a new twist with the introduction of a nominations task involving a haunted playground.
The housemates were divided into two groups, and Farhana Bhatt and Malti Chahar were given the power to nominate contestants by pushing them into the pool.
In an unexpected turn of events, Chahar is seen pushing fellow contestant Tanya Mittal into the water in a new promo, leading to an emotional breakdown.
'Cry as much as you want...': Chahar to Mittal
Emotional fallout
The incident left Mittal inconsolable, as seen in a new promo.
When Chahar confronted her about her tears, she replied, "I am not angry with you."
To which Chahar said, "Cry as much as you want; I'll still push you into the pool if I have to do it again."
Later, she was seen discussing Mittal's gameplay with Gaurav Khanna and Mridul Tiwari.
'Her way of grabbing importance': Chahar on Mittal's gameplay
Gameplay critique
During her conversation with Khanna and Tiwari, Chahar criticized Mittal's gameplay.
She said, "It's not like Tanya wears sarees only. When she knew the task involved going into the pool, I realized she was overacting."
"She came wearing a saree just to react that way. It's her way of grabbing importance."
Earlier, Chahar had called Mittal out
Past conflict
Earlier, Chahar had confronted Mittal about her "fakeness."
She told her that people were seeing through her facade and that she was coming across negatively.
Chahar also highlighted that Mittal's claim of exclusively wearing sarees was contradicted by videos of her in miniskirts circulating online.
Watch the new episode of Bigg Boss 19 on JioHotstar and Colors TV.
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