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Bigg Boss Bangla 3: Jeetu explains Durnibar bed-water incident after Sourav questions him
Sourav Ganguly questioned Jeetu Kamal about pouring water on captain Durnibar Saha's bed. Jeetu linked his anger to an earlier disagreement involving Srijla Guha; speculation about romance remains unverified.

Bigg Boss Bangla Season 3's weekend review has brought a clearer account of a confrontation that had already upset several housemates. Host Sourav Ganguly questioned actor Jeetu Kamal about pouring water onto a bed used by captain Durnibar Saha and fellow contestant Niranjan Mondal. The discussion matters because it separated the action itself from Jeetu's explanation for it, rather than leaving viewers with only the argument that followed.
The dispute began after a captaincy task. Jeetu insisted that Durnibar, as captain, should occupy the captain's room alone and warned that he would pour water on the bed if Niranjan also slept there. Durnibar and Niranjan nevertheless shared the bed, and Jeetu followed through. Accounts of the incident describe objections from several contestants, including Bharat Kaul, Monami Ghosh, Nandini and Rajveer Dey. Rajveer was among those who openly criticised the move.
When Sourav raised the matter during Sunday's Dadar Darbar, Jeetu gave another reason for his anger. According to post-broadcast accounts, he said Durnibar had failed to support Srijla Guha during an earlier disagreement with Bharat Kaul. Jeetu presented that perceived lack of support as part of the reason he acted against Durnibar. This is Jeetu's explanation of his own conduct, not independent proof that Durnibar owed Srijla support or that Jeetu's response was justified.
The exchange adds a new dimension to an existing rivalry. A dispute that appeared to be about who could sleep in the captain's room also involved Jeetu's judgement of how other contestants behaved during an earlier confrontation. For viewers following the house's changing alliances, the important distinction is between the stated room rule, the actual act of pouring water and the motive Jeetu later offered.
Some online commentary has interpreted Jeetu's defence of Srijla as evidence of romantic feelings. That interpretation remains speculation. Neither a confirmed relationship nor a mutual declaration has been established by the available reporting, and this article does not treat either as fact.
The episode also shows why a weekend review can change how a previous incident is understood without changing what happened. The bed-water confrontation had already taken place; the new development is the host's questioning and Jeetu's public account of his motive. No eviction, formal penalty or change in captaincy is established by these reports. Viewers should distinguish the confirmed discussion from predictions about how Jeetu, Durnibar and Srijla will interact next.