Bigg Boss 19: Gaurav Khanna's wife Akanksha Chamola tells him who is biggest competitors are

Gaurav Khanna with his wife Akanksha

As part of the ongoing family week, contestant Gaurav Khanna's wife Akanskha has entered the house. Pranit was the first to greet her, immediately joking about all the housework Gaurav has been doing. He playfully teased Akansha, saying she wouldn't believe how busy Gaurav has been with chores. Akansha joined the banter with a hilarious line, "Bigg Boss ne inse utna kaam karaya jitna main 10 saal mein nahi kara paayi!" Her comment left the entire house laughing.

Gaurav Khanna's wife enters Bigg Boss 19 house

After Akansha's entry, the housemates gathered around her, eager to know her and Gaurav's love story - how they met and what their dynamic is like. They also pointed out a fun contrast: how Gaurav is the quiet, calm type, while Akanksha is energetic and expressive, making their pairing even more endearing.

Gaurav's wife gives him a reality check

Akanksha urged Gaurav to start playing for himself - to be a little selfish, stop playing safe, and bring his real competitive side forward. She reassured him that he is playing well but needs to be more assertive. She also told him that his biggest competitors right now are Amaal and Farrhana.

Akanksha also revealed that many housemates are bitching about him behind his back. Gaurav admitted he was aware, and Akansha responded by reminding him that he has strong support outside - he just needs to be more open and vocal.

She advised him to stay away from Farrhana, calling it unnecessary and "not worth it."

Akanksha further boosted his confidence by telling him that the kind of support he has outside puts him in a winning position already. She made it clear, "Nobody here is going to get hurt if you say or do something. Everyone knows it's for the game."

Her final advice was a powerful one - "Be good, be yourself. I'm not telling you to change, just be more open. Play properly on the front foot without worrying about hurting anyone. No one here is thinking like you, no one is following ethics and morals the way you are. So go all in."

A bold pep talk that might just change Gaurav's entire game.