For a reality show that thrives on conflicts, drama and hijinks, a contestant like Sky is godsend. Ever since the burly chap with a sharp tongue entered the Bigg Boss house, it's become a venue for constant state of chaos and pinching politics.

He's picked a fight with nearly every housemate. Right from shutting up resident troublemaker Pooja Missra to an infamous mud-slinging spat with Mahek Chahal, wherein he blurted out some unsavory remarks about her past, to almost coming to blows with Amar Upadhyay when he relentlessly teased the latter with Vida Samadzai to his constant verbal scuffles with Shonali Nagrani, Shraddha Sharma and Sidharth Bharadwaj, Sky hasn't spared anyone except chums Pooja Bedi, Juhi Parmar and Sunny Leone.

When he's not fighting, taunting or laughing out loud like a evil megalomaniac, a hyperactive Sky's busy building camps, plotting nominations, analyzing the finals or planning his next 'googly' on the housemates. His bratty, rabble rouser ways isn't lost on the hosts -- Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan who have constantly appealed to him to play it fair and ethical. Only he's far from intimidated and often threatens to quit the show over the slightest criticism.