The "Bigg Boss 19" house witnessed a major fallout between contestants Abhishek Bajaj and Baseer Ali, escalating from a hygiene discussion to personal attacks and a house-wide debate on captaincy. The clash, which started with Baseer questioning Abhishek's leadership and cleanliness standards, resulted in heated exchanges and accusations, leaving other housemates in shock.

Baseer confronted Abhishek about the unhygienic conditions in the house, pointing out the unclean bathrooms, messy washrooms, and a dressing room cluttered with containers. He criticized Abhishek for not addressing these issues despite being the captain and even reminded him of a prior agreement to reorganize the dressing room. To emphasize his point, Baseer took other housemates to the dressing room to show them the mess, openly calling Abhishek a "flop captain" and slamming his ineffective leadership.

Abhishek, however, refused to accept responsibility, stating that the rooms looked fine "apne hisaab se". This infuriated Baseer, leading to a more intense confrontation. The situation worsened when Abhishek called Baseer "lachak," a comment that Baseer perceived as questioning his sexuality and mocking his walk. "What are you trying to say? Are you questioning my sexuality? You're commenting on my walk?" Baseer retorted.

The argument spiraled into a flurry of abuses, a shocking turn considering Abhishek's previous stance against using bad language. Baseer ultimately labeled Abhishek a "two-faced personality," while Abhishek continued to disgrace him.

Following the public showdown, a house assembly was held where most contestants echoed Baseer's sentiments, labeling Abhishek a "failed captain" due to mismanagement, arrogance, and disrespect. Housemates expressed disappointment in Abhishek's conduct and agreed with Baseer's earlier remarks.

The fight between Baseer and Abhishek highlights the escalating tensions within the "Bigg Boss 19" house, with disagreements over basic hygiene evolving into personal attacks and leadership challenges. The housemates include Gaurav Khanna, Amaal Mallik, Awez Darbar, Ashnoor Kaur, Mridul Tiwari, Kunickaa Sadanand, Baseer Ali, Abhishek Bajaj, Tanya Mittal, Zeishan Quadri, Nehal Chudasama, Pranit More, Farhana Bhatt, and Neelam Giri. The conflict raises questions about Abhishek's captaincy and whether Salman Khan will address the issue during the "Weekend Ka Vaar" episode.