Bigg Boss 17  has witnessed power couple Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain Vicky bickering regularly, and the intervention from the host of the show, Salman Khan and the moms of the contestants have no longer made plenty of a distinction. A few episodes ago, Vicky had a primary feud with Arun Srikanth, leading to a heated argument with his wife, Ankita. Annoyed at his spouse for not hearing him out, Vicky either nearly slapped his spouse or hurled his blanket in a in shape of rage. 

This incident raised eyebrows, with Arun and Abhishek accusing Vicky of trying to slap Ankita. Both Vicky and Ankita denied it, and Anurag Dobhal supported Vicky's explanation that he was seeking to yank the blanket off himself. In tonight’s episode, in the course of an severe verbal exchange, Ankita confronts Vicky, complaining he’s too busy with others’ issues and now not hers. Vicky asks her to act herself, particularly due to the fact their families are looking. With a gesture hinting at her husband’s try and slap her, an exasperated Ankita asks, “Family ne ye nahin dekha?” Will Vicky have anything concrete to mention about this critical accusation? After sharing a incredible camaraderie, Mannara Chopra and Munawar Faruqui appear to be going their separate approaches after Ayesha Khan’s entry at the show. In the preceding episode, Mannara and Ayesha had a huge showdown about the alternate of insults and scoffs. Munawar, who had a beyond with Ayesha, sided together with her, and this did not pass down properly with Mannara. In tonight’s episode, she clears the air with Munawar, pointing out that she has no troubles with him, however she will be able to call out Ayesha if she is out of line. The stand-up comic asserts that he'll protect the wild card entrant if he thinks she has been wrongly called out. Mannara pronounces that if he keeps to achieve this, then their equation will suffer. Does this dialogue mark the cease of #Munnara?