After surviving a rough week of challenging tasks and series of fights, Salman Khan kick starts Bigg Boss Weekend Ka Vaar episode by congratulating Manveer for winning ticket to finale week. Salman tells Manu and Manveer that they’re no longer common people, all thanks to Bigg Boss.
Salman, The Judge
Salman quickly got down to business when he discusses Bani and Lopa’s fight that brought the house down. He patiently listens to both sides of the story.
Salman’s Verdict? Both of them were at fault and it was completely unpardonable.
He also adds that they could have handled the pressure and the situation in a better way rather than making it ugly and brash. Condemning their actions and reactions, Salman says Lopa and Bani stooped to a new low just like Swami Om.
Don’t think so, Salman. Surely, noone can attain THAT status, eh?
Salman Is All For ‘Team Lopa’
Moving on to the Khalnayak Kursi, Salman asks the housemates to nominate one contestant who deserves to grace it this week. Except for Rohan, everyone takes Lopa’s name as the Khalnayak of the week. Supporting it with a reason, housemates say that Lopa’s attitude towards Bani was not acceptable and she went a bit too far by making remarks about Bani’s mother.
On the contrary, Salman does not agree with their decision and points out that it was Bani’s fault since she first started it by making personal remarks at Lopa and dragged her family into it.
Supporting Lopa further, he says that she doesn’t deserve to be on the Khalnayak Kursi. In her defense, Lopa says that she has never used her father’s money for her own happiness but has given them more as a responsible daughter. Lopa also says that since the time she has stepped inside the house, she is being targeted at every stage and it seems like she has lost all the respect that she had gained so far in her career.
Manu Gets An Earful From Salman
Salman gives Manu a piece of his mind and says that his spitefulness has become very evident in the recent past. Salman added that while he claims that Bani engages in a lot of grapevine conversations, it is Manu who does it more often but never owns up to it.
Manu defends himself by saying that if his comments are not causing any harm to others then he is not doing anything wrong. By the end of the discussion, Salman asks Bani and Lopa to bury the hatchet and hug each other.
And become one big, happy family again.
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