Bigg Boss Double Trouble: Has Priya Malik dominated the house, making Mandana suffer the most?

Bigg Boss Double Trouble has gotten even more intense now. With the entrance of two back-to-back wild card entries, it seems like the other contestants have decided to take a back seat. And sad to see the most active contestant in the house, Mandana Karimi, getting lazy.

Since the first episode of the season, if there's one celebrity who has constantly been taking stands and fighting out groups in the house, it's undoubtedly Mandana Karimi. Even when she fell ill, she still continued with the tasks.

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However, while the rest of the housemates are busy planning the ouster of the new Bigg Boss family members, Mandana seems bent on she letting everyone know that she wants to get out of BB9. In fact, in yesterday's episode too, Mandana volunteered her name when Bigg Boss made the housemates decide on who will not participate in the task assigned. She was later made the sanchalak (coordinator) though.

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Quite evidently, the latest wild card entry Priya Malik is ruling the show currently. While others are definitely trying to not give her that much of attention, some others like Digangana and Rishabh have a lot to support her.

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While Kishwer, Suyyash and Prince are static on their strategy of being the most visible housemates in the show, Rimi is still holding onto her 'being lazy-being popular' attitude and Rochelle is waiting for her man Keith to come back, the one who is left terribly confused is Mandana.

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Let's just wish that she gets back in the game before it gets too late.

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