Bigg Boss 18 got yet another spicy “weekend ka vaar”. The OG host Salman Khan schooled the contestant with his tough image. Though humour took the front seat while talking to Rajat Dalal.
The episode’s high point began with Salman questioning Shehzada and Rajat about their verbal spat, where each accused the other of addressing their influential connections. Rajat claimed that he had the “guts” to make Shehzada apologize, to which Salman teased him saying, “Aapka acha hai, aap har ek se sorry bulvana chahte hai.” Rajat then admitted he was genuinely frustrated by Shehzada’s constant threats, but Salman quickly reminded him of the limitations within the Bigg Boss house. In a humorous twist, Salman referenced his own brushes with the law, commenting, “Yeh Bigg Boss ka ghar hai na, mai yaha par bhi aata hu aur mai vaha par bhi gaya hu. Muje farak pata hai.”
Rajat, playing along, revealed he had also been to jail “tukdo tukdo mai kayi baar.” Salman promptly responded, “Mai bhi, lekin bohot lambe lambe tukdo mai gaya hu.” Salman’s witty self-jab lightened the tension.
The episode further intensified when two special guests joined the house, the mothers of contestants Chaahat Pandey and Avinash Mishra. Their arrival added a compelling dynamic as they addressed a recent clash between their children. The argument began when Avinash withheld ration from Chaahat, leadting her to throw water in his face. Avinash’s mother took the opportunity to chide Chaahat for her actions, remarking, “Ek time khaana nahi khao toh jaan nahi chali jayegi. Game khelne wahe pe gaye ho, game ko majedar banao, waha khana khane nahi gaye ho.”
Chaahat tried to justify her reaction, explaining that she had eaten leftovers, but Avinash’s mother seemed unconvinced and further criticized Chaahat’s behavior. The conversation took an emotional turn as Chaahat asked Avinash’s mother about her son’s tendency to character-shame her on national television, an accusation met with an unapologetic response.
ThoughSalman schooled Avinash on managing his anger and emphasizing that character-shaming is never justified. He urged the contestants to rise above personal grudges and remember they are in the house to entertain and grow, not simply to engage in petty fights.
This episode of Bigg Boss Season 18 demonstrated not only the housemates’ heated dynamics but also Salman’s knack for delivering serious advice with a humorous touch. His candid yet thoughtful approach reminded viewers that the Bigg Boss house is not just a game; it’s a platform for learning self-restraint, respecting others, and ultimately, becoming a better person.