Hold onto your seats, because the drama in Bigg Boss 19 just reached a boiling point! Bollywood superstar Salman Khan didn’t hold back when he returned to host the Weekend Ka Vaar episode, calling out contestants Amaal Mallik and Shehbaz Badeshah for their controversial behavior. But here’s where it gets controversial—Salman didn’t just criticize them; he labeled Shehbaz a 'chamcha' (yes, you read that right) and slammed Amaal for what he called 'back-biting' strong contestants instead of facing them head-on. And this is the part most people miss—Salman’s no-nonsense approach wasn’t just about discipline; it was a bold statement about respect and integrity on the show.
The tension began during the promo, where Salman highlighted Amaal’s recent comments about fellow contestant Gaurav Khanna after a captaincy task. Amaal had said, 'Toofan se takrayega toh bhasm hojaayega, Aamal Mallik aise he nahi hai.' But Salman wasn’t buying it. He pointed out Amaal’s pattern of avoiding direct confrontation with strong players while bad-mouthing them behind their backs. 'Amaal strong logon se takrayega nahi, bus unke peeth peeche unki jam ki burayi karega,' Salman remarked, leaving no room for ambiguity. When other contestants weighed in, Gaurav called Amaal a 'hypocrite,' while Pranit More added, 'Face par treat karta hai jaise woh friend hai, peeth peeche uske baare mein bolte rehta hai.'
Amaal, visibly irritated, tried to defend himself, but Salman wasn’t having it. He reminded Amaal of his disrespectful behavior toward the show the previous week, stating firmly, 'Joh hungama aap dono ne kiya tha ki Bigg Boss unfair hain, agar main yahan hota, main mukhya dwaar khulwa deta aur option bhi nahi deta.' When Amaal attempted to interrupt, Salman shut him down with, 'Sunna hai toh suno, nahi toh main chup baith jaata hoon.'
But Salman didn’t stop there. He turned his attention to Shehbaz, accusing him of being overly possessive of Amaal. 'Since the day you entered the house, you have been a chamcha,' Salman declared, leaving Shehbaz stunned. This wasn’t the first time the duo faced backlash; last week, Rohit Shetty, filling in for Salman, had already schooled them for their disrespectful comments. Yet, Salman’s return ensured the issue wasn’t swept under the rug.
Here’s the million-dollar question: Was Salman’s approach fair, or did he cross the line? While some applaud his directness, others argue it might have been too harsh. And let’s not forget Baseer Ali’s recent accusations of unfair treatment by Salman and the showrunners—could this be a pattern? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Is Salman the hero Bigg Boss 19 needs, or is he overstepping? The debate is on!
