Bigg Boss 16 is grabbing all the limelight due to its controversial contestant and their fight. This Weekend Ka Waar a total of four contestants were nominated for elimination this week from Bigg Bos 16 which includes Gautam Vig, Soundarya Sharma, Shalin Bhanot and Tina Datta. The voting result was announced by Salman Khan during the Weekend Ka War on Sunday, November 20 episode.  Gautam Vig got eliminated from the show.

After his elimination, Gautam Vig opens up on different things. When asked about the dirtiest player in the House, Gautam said, "It can be Shiv Thakare because he knows the game very well. When he talks to someone or provokes other contestants, he goes personal, which is not ethical." Gautam further admitted, "The contestant I don't want to connect with in the outside world is Shalin Bhanot."

Gautam further called Shiv Thakare a Bully he said, “Yes, of course he is a bully. He only provoked Archana Gautam to reach that stage and he knew that it was a very sensitive topic and played on it.  Gautam speaking about Shalin and Tina said, "Yes, Shalin and Tina have a superiority complex. Shalin always competes with me and that is why he started with Tina because Soundarya and I were getting good responses. So, Shalin and Tina are competitive and have a superiority complex."  Gautam further call Tina and Shalin relationship fake, "It is 100 per cent for the cameras. A PR strategy. They think they will be in the top three but they are not going to reach there."

 Gautam Vig is known for his performance in shows such as Ishq Subhan Allah; Naamkaran; Ishq Subhan Allah; Pinjara Khubsurti Ka; Tantra; Saath Nibhana Saathiya 2; Agni Vayu. A total of 4 contestants have been evicted from Bigg Boss 16. Before Gautam, the three contestants who were eliminated from the show are -- Sreejita De, former Miss India runner-up Manya Singh and Gori Nagori.

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