Bigg Boss 20 just delivered its most eventful stretch yet, a first eviction, a captain who got zero votes from his own house, and a farewell moment fans are still dissecting days later. Here’s everything that happened.
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Rohed Khan Becomes the Season’s First Eviction
Rohed Khan, the Austrian actor known for Tejas (2023), became the first contestant eliminated from Bigg Boss 20. He landed in the danger zone alongside Aasif Khan and ScoutOP after Bigg Boss directly nominated all three as punishment for discussing nominations together inside the house, a rule violation the show caught on camera. Yung DSA was part of the same conversation but escaped punishment because he held captaincy at the time. During Weekend Ka Vaar on September 20, host Salman Khan confirmed Rohed had received the fewest votes among the three and praised his time in the house, telling him, “Well played. You are a good man,” and adding that he hoped to work with him in the future. Rohed’s eviction triggered an emotional farewell inside the house, with his close friends Rhiti Tiwari and Aasif Khan visibly affected as he said his goodbyes.
Fans Ask: Where Was Scout During the Farewell?
While Rhiti Tiwari and Aasif Khan’s emotional reactions to Rohed’s exit were widely covered, several viewers watching live noticed someone missing from the goodbye: ScoutOP, one of Rohed’s closer allies in the house alongside Aasif and Yung DSA. Fans following the episode in real time flagged that Scout appeared to step away to the washroom around the time of the farewell, with some asking directly on social media where he was during the moment. It’s a detail that hasn’t shown up in official recaps of the episode, so it’s worth treating as viewer-observed rather than confirmed by the show itself, but it’s become one of the more talked-about side notes of Rohed’s exit among fans piecing together the episode beat by beat.
Yung DSA’s Captaincy Doesn’t Save Him From a Zero-Vote Nomination
Just as the dust from Rohed’s eviction settled, Bigg Boss introduced a new twist for Week 3: a “save” task, where each housemate had to name two people they wanted to protect from nomination, rather than naming who they wanted out. Yung DSA, the show’s first-ever captain, and Isha Rikhi both received zero save votes from the entire house, putting them directly into this week’s danger zone. Yung was visibly hurt on camera, having expected at least some support given his standing in the house, and said as much afterward. The result triggered fresh friction, particularly with Kanika Mann, whose choice not to save him left Yung questioning where he actually stands with people he considered close.
The Aman Gandhi-Yung DSA Feud Escalates
The tension didn’t stop there. In a follow-up luxury ration task, Aman Gandhi won the chance to take away one of two “lives” from a fellow contestant, and chose to target Yung DSA specifically, reasoning that Yung belonged to the opposing alliance. The move sparked a heated back-and-forth between the two, including Yung calling Aman a “bakri” (a term implying someone who shifts position based on convenience) and Aman firing back with a jab about Yung’s beard. It’s become one of the more memorable exchanges of the season so far, and adds another layer of pressure onto Yung heading into this week’s eviction vote, which closes Friday, September 25, at 10 AM IST.
What’s Next
With Yung DSA and Isha Rikhi both facing the public vote this week, and unofficial trends suggesting Yung is currently ahead in the save-vote count, the house’s dynamics are shifting fast. Rohed’s exit already reshuffled alliances, and Yung’s rocky week, capped by the zero-vote shock and the Aman Gandhi clash, means his standing in the house is very much in question heading into the weekend.
