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Nakul Dhull ordered out of Bigg Boss 20 after Gullu fight, episode recaps report
October 14 episode accounts say Bigg Boss removed wildcard Nakul Dhull following his physical confrontation with Gullu. Reports of a possible return remain unconfirmed.

The uncertainty surrounding Nakul Dhull's place in Bigg Boss Hindi Season 20 has changed after the October 14 broadcast. Detailed accounts of Episode 39 say Bigg Boss instructed the wildcard contestant to leave the house immediately because of his physical confrontation with Kushal Tanwar, known as Gullu. That is a more specific development than the eviction rumours circulating after the previous episode.
The dispute began with an unrelated exchange between Qazi Touqeer and ScoutOP. Reports say Nakul told Scout about comments Qazi had made in the garden area. The conversation then drew in Gullu, and an argument between him and Nakul escalated into physical contact before other housemates intervened. The accounts describe Bigg Boss subsequently gathering the contestants and citing the programme's longstanding rule against violence before announcing Nakul's removal.
This distinction matters for viewers following the competition. Nakul's reported departure was a disciplinary decision, not an elimination determined by audience voting. It also should not be confused with the separate list of housemates facing this week's regular nominations. Earlier coverage discussed his possible exit without confirmation; the new episode recaps describe the decision itself.
The fallout extended beyond the two men involved. After Love Gill checked on Nakul, other contestants questioned her decision to show concern for him. Reports describe a disagreement involving Aasif Khan and further tension between Scout and YUNG DSA. Those reactions illustrate how a disciplinary incident can affect relationships in the house even after the person at its centre leaves.
Some reports have raised the possibility of a future twist that might allow Nakul to return. No such return has been confirmed by the episode accounts reviewed, so it should not be treated as an announced decision. Likewise, online demands for action against other contestants are opinions, not evidence that the show has imposed further penalties.