Shalin Bhanot and Sumbul Touqeer, two contestants on Bigg Boss 16, have become friends, and this has generated conversation inside the house. About their relationship, everyone has been hush-hush-ing in quiet places. In contrast, Tina Datta directly questioned Shalin about any potential romance between Sumbul and him in the most recent episode. Shalin was stumped by the query. Shiv Thakare and Sumbul Touqeer were given the responsibility of managing Abdu Rozik and MC Stan, who were pitted against one another in tonight's episode for a reel battle. To choose their favorite artist between MC Stan and Abdu, the other housemates were asked to show their support. The captain Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia had previously decided to let the winner of the battle reshuffle the beds of the other housemates as a special favor.

Shalin decided to put Tina Datta in their room in support of Sumbul, who had won the competition with MC Stan, when the beds were being assigned. Tina suffers harm as a result of Sumbul's later alteration of the original plan. To Shalin, she expresses her dissatisfaction. She directly asks Shalin if there is tension developing between Sumbul and him as the two of them sit and talk about what has irritated Tina. Shalin is shocked by the query, but he chuckles and assures Tina that nothing similar exists. She is a child, he says, adding, "Nahi yaar woh bacchi hai ye kahan se aaya."

Shalin tells Sumbul that she made him think of something strange when she joins them in conversation because he feels embarrassed. The moment Sumbul touches Shalin's forehead with her hand while holding Shalin's, Tina and Shalin both smile.

Kili Paul, a viral online sensation, also appeared in the episode. He entered the house and started dancing with other contestants like MC Stan, Abdu Rozik, and other contestants. With Shalin Bhanot, he additionally performed some pushups.

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