Bigg Boss 20 Vote Puts Yung DSA and Isha Rikhi in the Danger Zone

Bigg Boss 20 is approaching a decisive Weekend Ka Vaar, with rapper Yung DSA and actor Isha Rikhi facing the latest public vote. The two contestants landed in the danger zone after an unusual nomination process exposed where the housemates’ loyalties currently stand.

Instead of asking contestants to nominate rivals for elimination, Bigg Boss called the housemates into the confession room and asked each of them to save two people. Yung DSA and Isha failed to receive a saving vote, leaving them as the only contestants at risk this week.

The result has intensified conversations about alliances because the task measured positive support rather than open opposition. In a conventional nomination, contestants can target a strong rival or settle an ongoing dispute. The latest format instead required them to identify the people they genuinely wanted to protect, making every omitted name significant.

Yung DSA faces a sudden reversal

Yung DSA, whose real name is Harsh Vijay Machare, began the season as an active presence and secured an early captaincy opportunity. His position has since become more complicated as friendships, strategic groups and disagreements have developed inside the house.

His nomination suggests that visibility does not always translate into dependable support. Although he has participated prominently in tasks and discussions, the confession-room vote showed that other contestants were unwilling to use one of their limited choices to protect him.

A ration-related task added further pressure when Aman Gandhi gained the power to remove one of Yung DSA’s extra lives. The decision triggered a heated exchange and raised the stakes surrounding the public vote. Under the season’s special format, lifelines can influence how nomination setbacks affect a contestant’s journey.

Isha Rikhi’s quieter game faces a major test

Isha Rikhi has followed a comparatively restrained approach, often staying away from the loudest confrontations. That strategy can help a contestant avoid becoming an immediate target, but the latest task demonstrated its potential weakness: surviving a save-based nomination requires housemates to actively choose you.

Her place in the danger zone may force her to reconsider how she builds relationships and communicates her position in the game. If she survives the weekend, the nomination could become a turning point that encourages a more assertive style.

The two-person contest also makes the audience vote particularly important. With no large field of nominees to divide support, viewers have a direct choice between two contrasting personalities and approaches to the show.

Rohed Khan’s exit changed the house

The latest nomination follows the departure of Rohed Khan, who became the season’s first eliminated contestant. He had been placed at risk alongside Aasif Khan and Tanmay Singh, also known as ScoutOP, after Bigg Boss acted against discussions about nomination planning. Aasif and ScoutOP survived that round.

Rohed’s exit removed one member from an emerging social group and left the remaining contestants reassessing their positions. Yung DSA’s nomination soon afterward has placed additional pressure on relationships that appeared stronger during the opening days.

What happens next?

The official voting window was scheduled to close at 10 a.m. IST on Friday, September 25. The result is expected to be addressed during Weekend Ka Vaar, hosted by Salman Khan.

However, Bigg Boss 20’s “Tathas-Two” concept and Extra Jeevan Daan mechanism mean the lowest audience support may affect a contestant’s lifeline rather than automatically producing a conventional eviction. The final consequence will depend on how the season’s rules are applied during the weekend episode.

Bigg Boss 20 premiered on September 6 and is available daily on JioHotstar at 9 p.m., followed by its Colors TV broadcast at 10:30 p.m. With alliances becoming clearer and the extra-life system complicating every result, the contest between Yung DSA and Isha Rikhi marks the first major audience test of the season’s evolving power structure.