Bigg Boss 18’s newest wild card entrants, Digvijay Singh Rathee and Kashish Kapoor, have injected significant drama into the ongoing season. Rathee, in particular, has directly targeted Vivian Dsena, a strong contender in the competition.

In a video circulating online, Rathee explicitly states his disapproval of Dsena, declaring, “Mujhe definitely Vivian bilkul pasand nahi aa raha hai. Vivian ko mai yahi bolunga ki, ‘Aap honge show ke ladle, but yaha mai janta ka ladla banne aaya hu.’” (I definitely don’t like Vivian at all. I would just tell Vivian, ‘You might be the show’s favourite, but I’m here to become the audience’s favourite.’) This statement highlights a clear conflict brewing between the two contestants.

The tension extends beyond this initial confrontation. Rathee, in a later conversation with fellow contestant Rajat, elaborated on his negative perception of Dsena, accusing him of manipulation.

He emphasized his belief in the importance of equal treatment among housemates, rejecting any notion of a “senior” or “junior” hierarchy. This suggests a deeper disagreement than just a personal dislike, implying a clash of personalities and strategies within the Bigg Boss house.

Adding another layer of intrigue, Salman Khan, the show’s host, alluded to a pre-existing relationship between Rathee and Kapoor, referencing their past on Splitsvilla X5. This acknowledgment hints at potential pre-existing tensions or alliances that could significantly influence their interactions and strategies within the Bigg Boss environment.

The arrival of these wild card contestants follows the recent eviction of Shehzada Dhami, further shifting the dynamics and power balance within the house. Rathee’s direct challenge to Dsena sets the stage for potential future conflicts and promises increased drama in the coming episodes. His background in reality shows like Splitsvilla and Roadies suggests a contestant prepared for conflict and determined to make a lasting impression on the audience.