Bigg Boss 19 : 'Stay Strong Farhana' trends on social media after Salman Khan’s harsh schooling on Weekend Ka Vaar

Bigg Boss 19 : 'Stay Strong Farhana' trends on social media after Salman Khan’s harsh schooling on Weekend Ka Vaar

The latest Weekend Ka Vaar on Bigg Boss 19 turned fiery after Salman Khan came down heavily on contestant Farhana Bhatt. Known for her outspoken nature, Farhana had several fights last week with Kunickaa Sadanand, Neelam Giri, and Baseer Ali, tensions that carried into the weekend.

Salman wasn’t in the mood to let things slide. He called out Farhana’s abusive language, making her read aloud terms like “Do kaudi,” “aukaat,” and “parvarish” that she hurled at housemates. “The way you are going forward, I fear we will be hearing even worse slurs from you. From what angle are you a peace activist? You seem to spread more hate and negativity,” the host said, adding that her ego was stopping her from accepting mistakes.

The grilling didn’t stop there. Salman reprimanded her for dragging parenting and children into arguments, warning her such personal remarks “cross every line of decency.”

He also reminded all housemates, including Amaal Mallik, that abusive language won’t be tolerated: “If I see someone using this language again, I will remove contestants anytime I want. I want clean language. I have done that previously, and I will and can do it again.”

Netizens Reaction

But the outside world had a different reaction. Within an hour, “Stay Strong Farrhana” was trending on X (formerly Twitter) with more than 15,000 tweets. Many felt the episode was biased, "What about her side of the story? Just because you know Kunickaa from outside you are taking her side,” one fan wrote.

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Another user said, “She is wrong in things, but people also said wrong about her. I want to see her friendship with Gaurav, both are strong enough.”

The upcoming episode of Bigg Boss will feature the Nominations task taking place in which the housemated will be in a team of two, where they've to count a number of certain minutes to get safe.