1 week Ago By Risha Ganguly
Bigg Boss 18's Weekend Ka Vaar brings with it extra masala every week. While Bhaijaan Salman Khan could not host this weekend as he is busy shooting for Sikander in Hyderabad, that has not reduced the drama quotient at all! After Ekta Kapoor addressed key issues in the house, Khatron Ke Khiladi host and filmmaker Rohit Shetty skillfully gave many of the contestants a reality check. Producer Ekta led a special segment and Rohit stepped in as host for the weekend, filling in for Salman Khan.
In one of the promos of the WKV hosted by Rohit Shetty, the Singham 3 director is seen asking wildcard entrant Digvijay Singh Rathee for his thoughts on the housemates, and if he feels any of them have changed since his entry. This gives Digvijay the opportunity to call out Vivian Dsena. Digvijay accuses Vivian of having a superiority complex In the latest promo for Bigg Boss 18, Digvijay Singh directly confronts Vivian Dsena, and claims he has a 'superiority complex.
' Digvijay calls him out and says, "Everyone here is equal, so don’t act overly arrogant." ALSO READ: Bigg Boss 18: Vivian Dsena Reveals He Has 2 Stepdaughters And 1 Biological Daughter Digvijay continues, "Inmein bahut negative side ki superiority complex hai, bhai baat yahan aisi hai, sab yahan equal hai, sab yahan contestants hain. Zyaada akad main apne baap ke alawa kisi ki sehta nahi, toh aap ki bhi nahi sahunga.
.(He has a lot of superiority complex on the negative side here. The main thing is, that everyone here is equal.
We’re all contestants. I don’t tolerate arrogance from anyone except my father, and I am not going to tolerate it from you)." A fight also breaks out between Rajat Dalal and Digvijay Rathee against Vivian Dsena, and the latter again calls Rajat 'low standard'.
Rajat loses his cool over it and says, "Kaan par rapte leg jaayenge...
standard. (You will get slaps if you talk about standard)" Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from TV, Entertainment News and around the world..
