Bigg Boss 8: Gautam turns dictator, will the housemates accept?

Day 58 in the ‘Bigg Boss’ house, brings with it new changes. There will now be a King who will rule over his subjects in the controversial house.

As the contestants get done with breakfast, Bigg Boss introduces the luxury budget task of the day, ‘Gautam City’. Since Gautam is now made a strict dictator of the house, it has been converted into his kingdom. As his special privilege, Gautam is provided access to a luxurious fully equipped room from where he will rule the house.

He is also given the special privilege of choosing two royal guards by his side. As per the rules, Gautam has the special authority to handcuff the housemates if he wants to punish them and can also take away their food. The Dictator is also given the freedom to do as he likes in the house. Also, no one in the house can address him by name. As per the rule, they will only address him as ‘Your Highness’ or ‘Your Majesty’.
Since, Gautam is the Dictator, Bigg Boss has covered the house with multiple posters of him all over the house along with a special statues of Gautam in his famous shirtless avatar.

The housemates are shocked to see the posters with words such as ‘My City My Rule’, ‘Karo Ya Maro’, ‘Mera Sheher Mera Kahar’ written on them...

A delighted Gautam is over the top and jumps into action as he chooses various tasks to raise the entertainment levels within the house. And that is how Gautam City is formed in all its glory. Diandra, Upen, Karishma and Nigaar among others,

are least interested in forming the subjects of Gautam City. They find it difficult to take in the rules being created by Gautam for the task. However, be it punishing the praja by making them stand in the sun for hours or asking them to give up their belongings, Gautam does it all. Gautam is in full swing to take his praja by storm and is determined to let them have a taste of the ‘Misunderstood Gautam’ to the fullest and change their perception of him. How will the subjects react to Gautam rule?