If there was one episode that completely turned the Alliance headquarters upside down, this was it. Forget strategy-  inside the Alliance headquarters, emotions are now the deadliest weapon in the game. Whispers about Kushal Tandon's dominance had been building for days, with Nikhil Chinapa admitted to Agu Stanley Chiedozie, "Telling Kushal ko slow down... kyuki uska jo attitude hai woh sabko humare taraf negative kar raha hai." But what began as strategy soon turned deeply personal. Breaking down in front of Mini Mathur, Dolly Javed opened up about her difficult childhood, revealing that Kushal's behaviour brought back painful memories of her own father: "I feel so targeted by a 40-year-old man... this is what reminds me of my dad." Recalling advice her sister had given her before entering the headquarters, that if anyone disrespected her, she should answer back strongly enough to leave the entire house stunned. Dolly made it clear she wasn't going to stay silent anymore. Had Kushal unknowingly become the biggest talking point inside the headquarters?

Dolly Javed talks about Kushal Tandon's behaviour

The emotions, however, had little time to settle before the game demanded another crucial decision. As one ally after another stepped forward to cast their nominations, Dolly Javed quickly emerged as the biggest target, with multiple alliances putting her name forward. Alongside Dolly, Niti Taylor and Sabby Suri landed on the To Be Deleted list, leaving all three allies staring at an uncertain future. The result immediately reignited the already simmering tension between Dolly and Kushal. Furious over what had unfolded, Dolly accused him of knowing only manipulation and blackmail, while Arsalan Goni stepped in to defend Kushal. But Dolly refused to back down. Kushal eventually removed his mic and walked away from the confrontation, insisting he couldn't simply stand there while people continued making accusations against him. Watching the argument unfold, Sohail Khan admitted that such hostility was difficult for him to process, making it clear that this wasn't how people spoke to one another where he came from. Were the relationships inside the headquarters now becoming harder to repair than the game itself?