Mohanlal reportedly puts Tashi in direct nominations for three weeks after weekend warning

The confrontation between Mohanlal and Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 8 contestant Tashi has reportedly led to a specific consequence for the game. An October 11 account of the weekend episode says the host announced that Tashi, also known as Santhosh Raj, would be placed directly into nominations for the next three weeks. The report goes beyond earlier coverage of a stern exchange: it describes a nomination-related penalty rather than just criticism of his behaviour.

The discussion followed complaints about how Tashi had spoken and behaved during arguments inside the house. According to the episode account, Mohanlal challenged his attitude towards fellow contestants and remarks connected to the cameras and production team. Fellow contestant Neha also spoke about the discomfort caused by his temper. These are reported moments from the programme, not an independent assessment of Tashi's personality.

For viewers tracking the competition, direct nomination and eviction mean different things. A direct nomination can place a housemate at risk without the usual house nomination process, but it does not itself remove that person from the show. The report does not establish a final eviction decision, voting result or the identity of anyone leaving in the next episode. It also does not explain every rule that may govern the reported three-week measure, so those details should not be assumed.

The host's use of Tashi's name Santhosh also generated jokes and criticism online. Those reactions should be kept separate from the competition rule reportedly announced on air. A contestant's conduct can be discussed without treating social-media ridicule as a factual verdict.

This is a follow-up to the earlier weekend confrontation, which had not yet established a formal penalty. The new development is the reported direct-nomination decision. Confirmation from an official episode clip or broadcaster statement would provide the strongest basis for updating the contestant's formal nomination status. Until then, the three-week measure should be described as reported, not independently verified.