Bigg Boss 16: The ticket to finale task to start with everyone's target being Nimrit, here's how

The upcoming episode of Bigg Boss 16 (January 16) will see the announcement of the much-anticipated ticket to the finale task. However, it will be announced with a twist along with the nomination task. The contestant who manages to save his or her captaincy till the end of the week will not only become the next captain but also the finalist of the same.

Talking about the same, Bigg Boss announces how the next captaincy and the ticket to the finale task are connected. To make things interesting, Bigg Boss decides to start by making Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia the captain whom he had made the captain the very first time after she had entered the show. The cycle will now begin with the Chhoti Sarrdarni actress wherein she will have to protect her captaincy from the others to win the ticket to the finale task. Take a look at the video.

The other contestants like Tina Datta and Shalin Bhanot can be seen discussing how they can snatch Nimrit’s captaincy on which they presumably decide to not do their household duties which might result in the actress being fired by the captaincy. Now, it will be interesting to see which contestant is able to retain their captaincy and ends up being the new captain and the first finalist of the same. On the other hand, there was also the nomination process wherein the main targets were Tina and Soundarya Sharma .

Many contestants like Sumbul Touqeer Khan and Soundarya nominate Tina for the evictions, calling her an alleged fake personality. Soundarya herself also gets nominated by Tina and some other contestants after which she gets into an ugly verbal tiff with the Uttaran actress. Take a look at the promo.

By the looks of it, Tina and Soundarya are definitely the two contestants who might have been nominated for the evictions. The video also showed the nominated contestants being slid into the mud-laden ground. It will be interesting to see who else apart from Soundarya and Tina gets nominated for the evictions.