Bigg Boss: Praneet Bhatt calls Ali Quli Mirza a dog!


Mumbai, Nov 20 (India.com): Gautam Gulati might have been crowned as the captain, but one contestant who is really bearing the brunt of this new captaincy is Ali Quli Mirza. Blame it on the task Bigg Boss has assigned to the teammates or the unusual personality that Ali is, the Dubai based singer is getting a bad rap from all quarters.

Not only he has been roaming around Gautam, calling him ‘his highness’ at the drop of a hat, he is also being so loyal to the captain that he appears to be a dog that wags his tail at his master’s mercy.

Gautam who was seen employing his newly minted captaincy to the capacity, was seen getting into verbal tussles. Ali would promptly stand by Gulati’s side and give a whole new spin to the argument. At one point Praneet lost his cool (or did the Shakuni played his role in the task efficiently?) and went on to call Mirza a dog.

Bhatt stated in no uncertain terms that Gautam should know how to tame his..well, dog! Mirza reacted strongly to that remark and that led to a bigger explosion. The two were even sen..errr barking at each other at the top of their voices.

The chaos and commotion that followed later made us wonder if Mirza really acted like Gautam’s loyal dog? Tell us what do you think Bigg Boss’ fans!

  

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