Bigg Boss 16: Sumbul miffed at Priyanka for making issue about touching her, says 'main thappad mar dungi toh kuch....'

As Salman Khan-hosted reality show Bigg Boss 16 is nearing the finale, the contestants are given tough calls to survive the nominations. In the upcoming episode, Shalin Bhanot and Tina Datta go against each other and nominate one another. While Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia nominates Tina, Sumbul Touqeer Khan takes Priyanka Chahar Choudhary 's name claiming that she only supports others when it is convenient for her. She also went on to say, ‘Insaan ke aasuon ko uski kammjori mat samjhna’(Don't consider human tears as his weakness) after which Priyanka retorts, ‘ye filmy dialogue maarne se kuch nahi hoga’(These filmy dialogues will do nothing). This leads to major fight between them during which Sumbul touches her and Priyanka hits back saying don’t touch her.

In another promo, Sumbul could be seen expressing her outburst against Priyanka in front of Nimrit. She says that she won’t do anything for Priyanka as she created a scene in the nomination task about touching her. She angrily says that had she slapped her nobody would be able to do anything. She remembers the time when she consoled her when she was upset. Further, she breaks into tears after which Shiv Thakare and Nimrit tries to calm her. But she continues slamming Priyanka saying, ‘Sumbul ro rahi iska mazaak banao, mujhe nahi hota’ to which Nimrit replies, ‘she is not worth it’. ‘Ghatiya hai yeh loh’ shouts Sumbul at the end of the promo.

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Meanwhile, Soundarya Sharma became the latest contestant to walk out of the show in the last elimination week. This week it is being reported that Shalin Bhanot, Tina Datta, Priyanka Chahar, and Shiv Thakare have been nominated. While Nimrit, MC Stan, Archana Gautam, and Sumbul Touqeer are safe this week. Well, soon the makers will reveal the name of the top 6 finalists among these contestants in the coming weeks.