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Bigg Boss 6: Sidhu recalls funny sides of Kapil and Sachin

New Delhi: Despite Delnaaz Irani repeatedly telling him, Rajeev Paul continues to be overfriendly with her. While Aashka Goradia was busy shouting over Niketan Madhok hiding a coffee jar, Rajeev tried to hold Delnaaz's hand. She shouted at him and made it clear that she does not like it. When Sayantani Ghosh and Aashka told Rajeev that Delnaaz is missing Aseem, he got furious.

It seems, he does not like Delnaaz's closeness with cartoonist Aseem Trivedi. He later told Aashka, "I also have a limit of tolerance. I feel I am losing my self respect and dignity now." She suggested him to stay away from Delnaaz. Rajeev and Delnaaz legally separated just two months back.

The highlight of yesterday's episode was the coffee fight. Aashka and Urvashi Dholakia accused Sapna Bhavnani and Niketan Madhok of hiding a coffee jar so that others can't have coffee. While Aashka and Urvashi were shouting at the top of their voice, Niketan simply walked away from there. Soon after Aashka started crying. Niketan refused to speak to Aashka and told Karishma Kotak that she cries entire day so what's the big deal about it.

Interestingly, when Aashka asked Karishma that did your 'friend' Niketan told you about coffee, she replied, "No and he is not my friend. I just met him here." Really Karishma? As 'Bigg Boss 5' contestant Pooja Bedi claims, Karisma and Niketan were in a relationship.

It seems, Urvashi Dholakia will soon be in the hit list of many housemates. Yesterday, she was upset with Niketan over many issues. She also said that she knows he nominated her. Even her close friend Aashka was seen criticising her for continuously targeting him. The way she projected the entire coffee episode in front of others, her 'Kamolika' traits became very evident.

This week Kashif Qureshi and Rajeev Paul have been nominated for eviction. Kashif has gone into a silent zone after creating enough drama last week. Do you think he should be evicted this week?

Every day one or the other fight is seen in Bigg Boss house , but now its going a tad too far. A big fight takes place between Urvashi and Rajev, where they both loose their temperament and abuse each other openly .

Let's now tell you what exactly happened in the controversial house , it so happened that Rajev was made incharge of kitchen and had to make food for all the inmates .Rajev was given a choice by Bigg Boss to have two people to support him.

But that's not where it ends, by the time Rajev and his team prepared khichidi , Urvashi asked him to make eggs for her and Rajeev oblidges the same .She and Sayanti shared eggs and Urvashi asked why she should be sharing eggs with Sayantani . Rajev now boiled and in frustration said ,"You have to accept whatever kitchen team gives" and this intern hypes the situation , Urvashi reverts that she had also worked in kitchen and made food for everyone , but didn't complain even once .

Both they went on, Urvashi finally moved in the room and started to gossip about Rajev. They happened to talk about why Rajev was not entering in her room, because Delnaaz was there and the big fight began, Rajeev shouted , not to get personal with him.

With all the drama in the house , will Salman be able to live the tag of 'Parivaarik' show ?

Laila N Khan has done bit roles in a few films, but was relatively unknown till recently.

When the news of Pakistani actress Laila Khan's murder broke, she was shocked, but also found that similar name created buzz. According to a report on Mid-Day.com, it was her name that led to her being roped in for the ongoing season of Bigg Boss.

The report said, "The name Laila has already created headlines. Since the starlet shares the dead Pakistani actress' name, the Bigg Boss folk decided to rope her in to create a buzz on the show. Laila has been slotted for a wild card entry soon."

Apparently, Laila is under a confidentiality contract, so she cannot talk about it.

Don't expect entertainment from me: Cartoonist Aseem Trivedi

What should one expect from Aseem Trivedi on the reality show "Bigg Boss 6"? "Not entertainment for sure," says the controversial activist and cartoonist, who hopes to use the platform to spread his message on anti-corruption.

What should one expect from Aseem Trivedi on the reality show "Bigg Boss 6"? "Not entertainment for sure," says the controversial activist and cartoonist, who hopes to use the platform to spread his message on anti-corruption.

"I am not an entertainer. I am not going to the show for providing any entertainment," Trivedi, who was jailed on charges of sedition in Mumbai last month and is out on bail, told IANS in a telephonic interview before he stepped into the "Bigg Boss" house last Saturday.

"I believe viewers want to watch things other than entertainment on TV. Aamir Khan's show 'Satyamev Jayate' was a serious show, it wasn't to entertain. But people watched it. A huge chunk of people want to watch serious issues too," he added.

The 25-year-old, an activist associated with India Against Corruption (IAC) and founder of anti-corruption campaign Cartoons Against Corruption, says he hardly gets time to watch TV shows and Bollywood movies. But he was tempted to be a part of "Bigg Boss 6" solely to "talk to the masses".

"I believe a lot of people watch this show and I wanted one chance to talk to the masses, to the people of India. I want to use the medium to drive the message of anti-corruption to every home," said the activist, who sports messy long locks and a bearded look.

He was locked up in jail for three days last month on charges of sedition for drawing cartoons insulting Indian emblems and the constitution during Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement in Mumbai in December 2011. The charges haven't been dropped yet, and Trivedi will be locked inside the "Bigg Boss 6" house with 14 strangers for 98 days, followed by 70 cameras.

Strange, isn't it?

"It is a normal thing for me. I am an activist, I am always on the move, and meeting strangers is a way of life for me. I am getting this platform on national television and I will continue my activism there.

"People have tried to stop me from making cartoons highlighting corruption, but they will not succeed. I am sure even the sedition charges against me will be dropped soon," said Trivedi, who hails from Kanpur.

He will miss his family for sure, but making new cartoons is what he would miss most.

"I won't have a pen or paper inside, neither will I have books or Facebook, through which I conduct a lot of my activism. But on the brighter side, I have such a huge medium, the show and the television, to keep my activism to get support against corruption on," he said.

And he plans to raise his voice even if there are any unscrupulous activities in the "Bigg Boss 6" house, which he feels is a perfect example of how politicians should be treated - with cameras tapping their actions and mics recording their voice 24X7.

(Radhika Bhirani can be contacted at radhika.b@ians.in)

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Kashif Qureshi, the only common man among a host of celebrities in "Bigg Boss 6" house, was eliminated out of the reality show Friday night, following an eventful two-week stay.

Kashif Qureshi, the only common man among a host of celebrities in "Bigg Boss 6" house, was eliminated out of the reality show Friday night, following an eventful two-week stay.

A martial arts expert, Kashif came into the spotlight on the show thanks to his fights and arguments with celebrity hairstylist Sapna Bhavnani, modelNiketan Madhok and actress Urvashi Dholakia among others.

He had an ugly fight with Sapna, which led to a warning for him by Bigg Boss as well as the show's host, Bollywood star Salman Khan.

While Kashif didn't gel well with some people, he made friends like controversial cartoonistAseem Trivedi, Gulaab Gang leader Sampat Pal and former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu, who he respected and considered as a knowledgeable man.

Kashif was chosen among three common men, but his journey ended soon.