Bigg Boss 8: Housemates to overthrow dictator Gautam

After ruling Gautam City for a day, the new dictator is completely taken over by the strict no-nonsense stance.

Bigg Boss assigns the contestants a Secret Rebellion Task.

Day 59 in the ‘Bigg Boss’ house revolves around Gautam’s subjects coming to terms with the injustice that is handed out to them.

After ruling Gautam City for a day, the new dictator is completely taken over by the strict no-nonsense stance. He is definitely out to make life difficult for his praja, be it wakeing up in the wee hours of the morning to look around every corner of the Bigg Boss house in search of any kind of indiscipline, waking up the housemates at 4 in the morning to punish them or ask someone to make Elaichi Milk for him in the middle of the night.

When the housemates finally wake up in the morning, they are in no mood to tolerate their dictator. In order to provide some relief, Bigg Boss assigns the contestants a Secret Rebellion Task to give them an opportunity to overthrow the rule of their dictator.

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The housemates are required to lead a rebellion and complete four tasks which will bring them success. These four mini tasks are planting a microphone in Gautam’s royal chambers, lighting two flare bombs in the chamber, defacing all of Gautam’s posters which have been put up around the house, and breaking Gautam’s statue which has been put up in the garden area. The biggest challenge though, is to carry out this task without Gautam’s knowledge!

Praneet informs the contestants about this secret task, and they all come together, leaving behind their differences to create a movement, which takes Gautam and his royal guards by storm. Soon, tears are shed and tempers flare as they charge on determinedly, to overthrow their dictator.

Will the contestants be able to complete the task and overthrow Gautam?

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