Bigg Boss 20’s Nakul Dhull Defends Viral Video Inside House
Wildcard Nakul Dhull enters Bigg Boss 20 and immediately explains an old viral clip, says his words were twisted and a case is ongoing.
Nakul Dhull has entered Bigg Boss 20 as a wildcard, and the first thing waiting for him was not a task but a question mark over an old viral video. In the latest episode, he sat with Asif Khan, Qazi Touqeer and other housemates to explain the clip that had been doing the rounds before he walked in.
The clip and the missing context
Dhull said the video came from a chat where a man told him he was scared of girls. His reply, as he recalled it, was that women are far more scared of men. He said he never asked anyone to run after or catch women; he was trying to tell the man that women already live with fear.
“Mera context ismein yeh tha ki tumne unko itna dara rakha hai, aur tum khud darr rahe ho,” Dhull told the housemates—roughly, “My context was that you have scared them so much, yet you are the one claiming to be scared.” He maintained that people circulated the clip with a different meaning, claiming he was telling men to chase after girls.
Dhull added that things escalated once the video reached the people concerned. “Aisi Lanka lagi hai na,” he said—in other words, it turned into a full-blown mess.
It is a familiar pattern in the reality TV world: a short clip travels without its setup, and the meaning changes. A line that was meant as a counter-argument can look like the opposite when the conversation before it is removed. Dhull’s explanation is essentially that the audience saw only the second half of a two-sided point.
Why he addressed it inside the house
Bigg Boss is a platform where old clips get a second life. A wildcard contestant arrives with no time to warm up, so early conversations often set the tone. Dhull used the cameras to state his side before the audience made up its mind on the basis of a shortened clip alone.
He described himself as “very pro-feminist” and said people who watch him know that stand. He also confirmed that a case has been filed in this matter and that a hearing is ongoing, which means the controversy has moved beyond social media.
What this means for his game
- Nakul Dhull is among the wildcard entrants in Bigg Boss 20.
- He says his viral video was edited or shared without full context.
- He clarified his comment was about how scared women are, not an instruction to men.
- A legal case is filed and its hearing is under way.
The first task for any wildcard is to survive the audience’s first impression. Dhull has turned his opening conversation into a character statement. Whether viewers accept that statement will depend on how he behaves in the days ahead. For now, the clip has been answered inside the house, but the legal chapter is still open.
Source: The Times of India
