Bigg Boss Bangla: Sourav Ganguly Rebukes Rajbir Over Behaviour on Dadar Darbar

NOWLIVO Television | October 25, 2026 | Bengali edition.

Sourav Ganguly delivers a sharp weekend message

Sourav Ganguly used the latest Dadar Darbar segment of Bigg Boss Bangla to criticise contestant Rajbir’s behaviour and warn the housemates about the limits of language and conduct on a family entertainment programme. An October 25 report by Indian Express Bangla describes the host becoming particularly dissatisfied with Rajbir during a wallet-and-coin segment. The exchange was not a rumoured wildcard entry or a prediction about elimination. It was a publicly reported confrontation from the show’s regular weekend accountability format, giving the Bengali edition a fresh episode development after several days dominated by speculation about arrivals.

A coin exercise triggers the confrontation

According to the report, Ganguly asked the contestants to open their wallets. One contestant produced a black coin, and Rajbir subsequently produced a gold coin. What drew the host’s attention was the way Rajbir handled or dropped the coins during the exercise. Ganguly questioned the gesture directly rather than ignoring it. The report does not say that the coin itself proved a rule violation or that Rajbir was disqualified from the programme. The criticism centred on the contestant’s conduct in that moment and how he responded when the host called attention to it.

Rajbir apologises, but his explanation does not satisfy the host

Rajbir reportedly apologised and said he had many things on his mind, which may have affected how he behaved. Ganguly was not persuaded by that explanation. He told the contestant that people should take responsibility for their actions rather than use a difficult state of mind as an automatic excuse. That is the reported position of the host, not an independent assessment of Rajbir’s mental state. The distinction matters: the story is about a public exchange over responsibility and behaviour, not about diagnosing a contestant or speculating about private difficulties.

The argument widens to criticism itself

Ganguly’s larger message was that anyone who enters a public-facing competition must be prepared to hear criticism. He urged contestants to value people who point out mistakes rather than surround themselves only with those who agree. The statement carries particular force in a reality-show setting, where housemates are evaluated not only by other participants but also by the host and viewers. His point, as reported by Indian Express Bangla, was not that contestants should accept every allegation as true. It was that refusing to hear criticism is incompatible with voluntarily taking part in a heavily scrutinised television format.

The host addresses more than one contestant

The criticism did not end with Rajbir. Ganguly also expressed anger at the broader behaviour of housemates and questioned the use of objectionable language on a show intended for family viewing. He framed the issue as one of boundaries in a public programme. The October 25 report describes his remarks as unusually stern, but does not document an official collective punishment, a change in the voting rules or an eviction caused by the exchange. Those outcomes should not be attached to the story without a later announcement. The confirmed news is the host’s rebuke and the concerns he raised.

Why Dadar Darbar is the setting

Dadar Darbar is the programme’s recurring Saturday discussion in which Ganguly reviews the week’s actions and challenges contestants about what happened inside the house. That context explains why an incident involving a wallet and a coin could become a longer conversation about accountability. A weekday task is not always the final word on how a housemate’s actions are interpreted. The weekend host can return to a moment, question the participant and invite a response in front of the group. The latest report describes exactly that kind of follow-up.

A current development, not recycled wildcard gossip

Earlier Bengali Bigg Boss coverage included reports about wildcard entrants and the reactions of public figures connected to them. Those stories had different search intent. The October 25 incident concerns the host’s criticism of a specific contestant and the standards he says should govern behaviour. It is therefore a materially new episode subject rather than another version of a previously covered arrival rumour. The article also avoids inventing a vote result or a punishment to make the story seem bigger. Ganguly’s comments are already a strong enough headline for readers following the Bengali show.

What remains unconfirmed

The available report does not provide a certified audience response, a numerical measure of how widely the segment circulated or an announcement that Rajbir has been eliminated. It also does not establish how the other contestants will change their conduct after the warning. Those questions remain open until further episodes or reliable new reporting provide answers. What can be said now is that Rajbir apologised, Ganguly rejected the explanation as inadequate and the host warned the group about behaviour and language. That public exchange is the fresh Bengali-edition development for October 25.

Sources and reporting: Indian Express Bangla, October 25, 16:30 IST.

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