First Published Mar 30, 2022, 10:42 AM IST
BG Boss house is waking up. As the fourth season enters its third day, questions of ‘Who is in charge here?’ Lakshmi, who mainly takes up the subject, is the root cause of these questions. Bigg Boss used a few dolls for this. Thus the dolls became stars through the wiki task. The first weekly task was called ‘Inside or Out’. Each of the contestants performed well.
With this being the first task for the group, the contestants came on the field today with new strategies. We have to wait and see who will fall and who will win.
Meanwhile, it wasn’t too long before the show started, but Bigg Boss had already started some cracks and splinters inside the house. Many are united once morest Lakshmi Priya. The audience is eager to see what happens next at the Bigg Boss house.
Bigg Boss started the third episode with the song sung by Nanjiamma in the movie ‘Kalakkatha Sandanameram …’ Ayyappan and Koshyum. The contestants happily stepped into the new day with the song of Naunchiamma.
At the start of the show, four dolls greeted the contestants. The dolls were picked up by Naveen, Daisy and Nimisha. Later, Bigg Boss announced that these were not ordinary puppets but symbols of some authority.
Bigg Boss warned that those who took these four dolls would be helpful in the journey ahead. Later it was announced that a fifth doll had been hidden and that those who took it would have special powers.
Blessley was the owner of the fifth doll. Daisy’s puppet Ronson was later replaced. The puppet of the moment, Dr. Robin also took over. Although it was initially said that the doll was handed over because of the pain of the moment, Robin’s policy made it clear that the doll was his own.
The Morning Activity was led by Daisy, a professional photographer. Daisy’s task was to teach others how to take a good photo. Daisy started by saying that good eyes are good cameras. The actor then told the others how to take photos of those who are tall and those who are not.
Blessley, who received the fifth puppet, was later given the power by Bigg Boss to exercise his prerogative. The authority was that one of the four puppets currently in possession of the dolls might give the doll to another. Later, Blessley presented Janaki’s doll to Lakshmi Priya.
The first weekly task of Season Four was ‘Inside or Out’. As the name suggests, the task was whether Bigg Boss was inside or outside the house. Those who own the dolls have more power in the task.
They are the ones who have the right to enjoy the luxurious life of home. Bigg Boss’ unwavering suggestion was that those who did not have dolls would not be able to enter or enjoy the comforts of home.
With the decision, Ronson, Naveen, Drs. Except for Robin, Blessley and Lakshmi Priya, everyone left the house. Captain Ashwin is also safe inside the house. Now we have to wait and see who gets in and who gets out.
New alliances began to form in some corners of the house as the puppet keepers became the special authorities of the house and determined the future of its owners. For the next 97 days, some have begun to think regarding who they want to be with and whom they should avoid.
Suchitra, Dhanya and Ronson announced their alliance once morest Lakshmi. ‘Leadership has been given to someone here in particular. Who is our chosen Captain Alland? Have you ever felt that someone is taking the lead? ‘
It is clear from their conversation that Lakshmi’s’ smartness to play on the field has begun to upset many. Although Suchitra raised the issue of leadership without naming Lakshmi, it was clear to those who listened that things were going well.
‘Every single thing is being beaten and established. “Sometimes we feel like slaves,” Suchitra said. But Ronson’s and Dhanya’s replies indicated that now was not the time for a match and that they should wait. The trio arrives at the conclusion that everyone has felt this way but everyone is adjusting. Briefly that the first stone in the crowd started. It remains to be seen what explosions will take place at Bigg Boss House in the coming days.
