After a quiet dinner, Gullu’s snide jab about the missing sabzi turns into a full‑blown kitchen war. He questions Uditi about the lack of vegetables, she explains no one to chop, only dal and rice. The heated exchange spirals when he calls her a "chor" (thief) and accuses her of stealing food.
But Uditi, already rattled by the accusation, lashes out, saying she was just pointing out his habit of "stealing" food. She then throws a personal jab, asking why he brought up her ex Karan Wahi. The comment lands like a punch; she snaps, tears spilling into the washroom, and her co‑mates Aman and Arishfa scramble to soothe her.
Aasif Khan catches wind of the spat and tells Gullu he shouldn't have dredged up Uditi’s past. Gullu, realizing the gravity, later walks up to her and apologises, promising to keep the focus on house duties not past lovers.
Yet Uditi has been candid about her split with Karan Wahi on the show, calling the breakup a "blessing in disguise" that reshaped her life. She even admitted that caring for their pet Noah during lockdown caused tension, a detail that fans have debated since episode three.
For viewers, this episode underscores the razor‑thin line between personal history and house drama that Bigg Boss thrives on. As the season inches toward the finale, the audience will be watching closely to see if Uditi can keep her past at bay while the housemates fight over kitchen duty and emotional baggage.