BB19 Episode 62 Highlights: Tanya Mittal Breaks Down, Major Fights Rock Mridul’s Captaincy

The latest episode of Bigg Boss Season 19 turned into a roller coaster of emotions as newly elected captain Mridul Tiwari took charge. Instead of balance and unity, his first day brought arguments, tears, and major rifts among contestants.

Mridul Becomes Captain, But Doubts Rise

After a round of nominations, Mridul won captaincy with support from Pranit. However, whispers of dissatisfaction emerged almost instantly. Gaurav, along with Ashnoor and Abhishek, voiced concerns over whether the nomination process was fair — hinting at hidden grudges brewing beneath politeness.

Shehbaz vs Malti: Family-Based Fight Turns Ugly

What began as a disagreement over family vlogs escalated into an intense verbal showdown.

• Harsh personal remarks

• Family dignity dragged into the argument

• Gaurav forced to intervene to control tensions

This clash set the tone for a chaotic day inside the house.

Tanya Mittal’s Breakpoint: Isolation and Hurt

Tanya refused dinner and distanced herself from:

• Neelam

• Malti

Even attempts to comfort her — including homemade halwa — were rejected. Feeling cornered, she tearfully expressed that:

She has no true friends left in the house.

Neelam was accused of “double standards”, marking a dramatic shift in their once close bond.

Farrhana vs Neelam & Malti: Another Feud Explodes

A task triggered another explosive confrontation when:

• Farrhana attacked Neelam verbally

• Malti defended her friend

• Farrhana hurled aggressive insults

Tensions grew as friendship loyalties were questioned, leaving the house deeply divided.

Kitchen Work = More Drama

As captain, Mridul assigned duties — and the kitchen became a battleground again.
Gaurav resisted orders and warned others not to provoke him.
Pranit later stepped in to restore temporary peace.

 Amaal Slams Tanya

Calling her dramatic and attention-seeking, Amaal advised Neelam to walk away from the emotional stress. Tanya later approached Neelam one last time — but reconciliation failed.

The “Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar” Effect

With collective governance now part of the format, every decision sparks more power struggles, alliances, and turf wars — making survival even tougher.