Mumbai, Nov 12 (NationPress) The current season of Bigg Boss, season 19, has captivated audiences with its thrilling mix of drama, romance, and intense confrontations occurring within the walls of the house.

In the next episode, insiders report that rising tensions will unfold as Ashnoor and Malti engage in a heated dispute during their morning cooking tasks. According to sources, the altercation ignited when Ashnoor voiced her irritation towards Malti's demeanor, labeling her as “Farhana 2.0” and claiming that she lacked “any individuality.”

The argument rapidly intensified, with Ashnoor asserting that there is a threshold for unreasonable actions. Malti, on the other hand, expressed her frustration about having to wait for Ashnoor for almost 15 minutes and was displeased with her attitude. Previously, Ashnoor had confided in Gaurav and Pranit about Malti's unwarranted behavior, explaining that when she suggested they make ‘halwa’ together, Malti declined, insisting that she wanted to shower and prepare herself first.

As Ashnoor began to prepare the halwa on her own, Malti unexpectedly appeared and demanded that she increase the gas flame. Ashnoor resisted, warning that the halwa could burn, but Malti insisted it needed to be done quickly. Gaurav supported Ashnoor, stating to Pranit that Malti should be corrected whenever she is in the wrong. Later, during another cooking discussion, Malti confronted Ashnoor, claiming she disapproved of her tone from the outset, particularly when Ashnoor was asked to adjust the flame for the halwa.

Ashnoor defended her stance, indicating that Malti could have joined her instead of prioritizing her personal tasks. Overhearing the exchange, Farrhana added to the tension, mocking, “Now listen to these illogical talks,” which provoked Malti's enraged response. Ashnoor instructed Malti to watch her language, to which Malti sharply replied, “If you’re younger, stay in your place.” The argument intensified when Ashnoor labeled Malti as ‘pagal’, prompting Malti to remind her to “act her age.”

Ashnoor retorted, emphasizing that respect goes both ways. She remarked, “I’m your equal; you should also learn how to communicate with younger individuals.” The confrontation took another twist as Malti pointed out, “I’m older, yet you refer to me as ‘tu’ while addressing Bajaj with ‘aap’,” to which Ashnoor replied, “I also call Pranit ‘tu’, and my relationship with Bajaj is my choice.”

The clash concluded with Ashnoor advising Malti to better manage her time instead of blaming others for her tardiness. She firmly stated, “If you wish to prepare before your duty, that’s your personal decision; don’t project it onto me.”