While everyone chose to evict Gaurav from the house, Amal Malik added fuel to the fire by jokingly saying that Gaurav was now behaving like his mother, constantly interrupting him from writing. Tanya Mittal also appeared emotional when she told Kunika that the housemates kept probing into her personal life, putting pressure on her.

Kunika advised her to set boundaries and reminded Tanya that she wasn’t there to give explanations or propose marriage to anyone. On the other hand, Gaurav Khanna was seen having a heartfelt conversation with Mridul about starting a family. When asked if he wanted children, Gaurav admitted that he did, but his wife’s thoughts were different.

He explained, “A child is a big responsibility. I work all day, and if my wife also starts working, it wouldn’t be right to leave the child in someone else’s care.” Hearing him, Mridul replied, let’s see, maybe after two or three years, to which Gaurav nodded in agreement. There was also a debate over household chores. In fact, Gaurav, tired of washing dishes, had asked for help; Zeeshan immediately pointed out that Gaurav had dismissed the same complaint before.

The argument escalated over a bowl of dal, where Nehal accused Gaurav of eating too much dal. A heated argument broke out between Zeeshan, Nehal, and Amal, who criticized Gaurav’s behavior. Amidst this commotion, Amal Malik became emotional and used the Bigg Boss camera to send a message to someone special. Without naming anyone, he promised loyalty, saying, “Only three days have passed, and I miss you. I won’t find anyone else here. After this show, when we meet, we will talk well.”

Looking back at his early childhood birthdays, Shivdasani recalled family celebrations filled with streamers, balloons, music, and games. He began his acting journey at a young age, and reminisced about his early work as a child actor. When asked about the journey so far, he mentioned the 1979 Farex ad, and spoke of the landmark film ‘Mast’, which was a pivotal moment in his career. Since then, he has starred in around 50-60 films.

Shivdasani emphasized his ‘student mentality,’ constantly learning from experiences, people, and films. He mentioned how he uses various observations to improve himself. When discussing his journey, he acknowledged the ups and downs, adopting an acceptance of both sunshine and rain. He embraces the camera and filmmaking, feeling at home in front of it. Off-screen, however, he is shy and introverted. He expressed his passion for cinema and storytelling.

Speaking about the turning points, he cited meeting his wife, Nin Dusanj, as a massive change, finding his ‘home’. He also discussed the impact of fatherhood, expressing gratitude for his daughter and wife, highlighting the joys and challenges of parenting. Regarding his upcoming projects, he mentioned ‘Welcome To The Jungle,’ ‘Masti,’ and ‘Kasur 2,’ among others. He addressed the idea of a career comeback, stating that he has always prioritized quality over quantity in his work. He believes in the power of self-belief and the importance of waiting for the right opportunities. When asked about feeling shortchanged as an actor, Shivdasani stated that he focuses on his performance, and he is content with what life offers him. He also discussed the evolution of filmmaking and the impact of social media and OTT platforms.