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Listen to Story During the latest Bigg Boss 18 Weekend ka Vaar episode, host Salman Khan called out Rajat Dalal for intimidating fellow contestants with claims of influential contacts. Salman emphasised the importance of humility and learning from one's mistakes, even sharing insights from his own experiences with police cases. The episode began with Salman Khan playfully teasing the male contestants for their visible excitement over the wildcard entries in the house.
After that, Shilpa Shirodkar brought up her disagreement with the fitness trainer during the discussion. In response, Salman scolded Rajat for his behaviour, cautioning him against using threats about his network of 30-40 men. The Karan Arjun actor advised him that such actions could ultimately harm his reputation and backfire on him.
“ Agar muje kisko kuch chetavni deni hai, kisi ko lalkaarna hai toh mai kisi aur ke naam se nahi karunga. Mai karunga toh khudke balbute pe karunga. Agar mere mei shamta hai shakti toh jise panga lena hai mei le lunga (If I have to warn someone or challenge someone, I won’t do it by using someone else’s name.
If I take a stand, it will be on my own strength. If I have the capability and power, I’ll face whoever I need to on my own terms),” Salman said while reprimanding Rajat. A post shared by ColorsTV (@colorstv) Adding, he said, “Abhi jaake humne aapka ek problem handle kiya hai.
Joh aapne kaha aur jab TV par dikhayi diya tha (We have handled one of your problems after what you said on TV)." Salman cautioned Rajat that such behavior could have negative consequences for his life. “ Mere upar bhi bohot saare cases hai toh mai jaanta hu (There are many cases filed against me, so I know),” he added.
Other than this, the housemates received a special surprise on Saturady’s episode after Hina Khan returned to the show as a special guest. In June this year, Hina Khan revealed that she had been diagnosed with stage-3 breast cancer . The actor has been sharing encouraging posts about her cancer journey on Instagram.
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