Bigg Boss OTT 2: Bebika Dhurve MIMICS Manisha Rani; FRIENDS TURN ENEMY!

In the 'Bigg Boss' house, there have been countless examples of buddies becoming enemies. Bebika Dhurve and Manisha Rani have joined the cast of the controversial show. Both candidates began as friends but have since become rivals. In the most recent episode of 'Bigg Boss OTT 2,' the two of them got into a heated disagreement, which resulted in Manisha breaking down in tears.

Manisha asked Bebika to decrease the flame on her parathas to prevent them from burning. Bebika answered, “It’s ok I will see."

Manisha again responds to her, “I can see they are burning." Bebika was irritated and reacted sarcastically, “Log zyada jal rahe hai."

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This did not set well with Manisha, and they began arguing. When Bebika replicated Manisha's words and criticised her language, things quickly worsened. Manisha confronted Bebika, saying, " My Hindi is not that stronger. I am not that highly educated like you, but I have got better manners."

Bebika didn't leave any stone unturned in her attempt to prove to Manisha that she had been burned during the struggle.

She angrily replied, " Haath jaala hai mera, main iska muh jalaungi ab."

Manisha sobbed as she heard this and said, “Let me see how she burns my face. You need a topic to fight I don’t care if people don’t talk to me, but nobody has corrected my language. I am proud of my language. I have more manners after studying at a government school. I am not ashamed of my language. Nobody can make fun of my education or diction. I know how to respect people."

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Bebika, on the other hand, accused Manisha of playing the victim card. Pooja and Falaq both scolded her for disparaging someone's language and education. Bebika, on the other hand, responded, “She should have learned to speak properly before coming to the show."