Bigg Boss 19's Weekend Ka Vaar was hosted by the always entertaining Farah Khan while Salman Khan was away in Ladakh filming his next movie.
Farah, who is well-known for her witty banter and straightforward demeanour, didn't take long to shake things up in the house and give the competitors something to think about.
Farah opened the episode with her trademark humour, roasting Nagma Mirajkar for hardly making her presence felt. “You’re not being seen or heard,” she told her bluntly, reminding Nagma that in the Bigg Boss house, invisibility can cost you dearly.
Next in line was Baseer Ali, who had earlier claimed he felt like he was in the wrong season and called his fellow housemates “shit contestants.” Farah, never one to hold back, sarcastically apologised for the house not living up to his expectations — while firmly schooling him for his arrogance.
Nehal and the “Woman Card”
The spotlight then shifted to Nehal, who was accused of using the “woman card” during her argument with Amaal Malik. To make her point, Farah handed her an actual “woman card” and instructed her to tear it up, adding that no woman should ever reduce herself to such tactics.
Praise, Criticism, and Advice
While Farah was stern with some, she also handed out praise where it was due. She applauded Awez Darbar for finally opening up, though she admitted that entering as a couple with Nagma might actually hurt his game.
Farah also came to Tanya Sharma’s defence after Kunickaa Sadanand criticised her upbringing and dominated the kitchen. She criticised Kunickaa for being domineering and reminded her that her "Kamsarfi" comment was needlessly offensive. Tanya, for her part, spoke passionately about Kunickaa calling her "Anpadh Gawar," a remark that deeply wounded her. Farah encouraged her to shed the “vamp” image associated with Kunickaa’s film roles and rise above the negativity.
Meanwhile, Gaurav received one of Farah’s sharpest pieces of advice: “Be a player, not an umpire.”
Drama, Guests, and No Eviction… Yet
Baseer tried to defend himself, saying his remarks weren’t from a superiority complex but because he simply didn’t feel like he belonged in the house. Farah concluded the grilling by revealing there would be no eviction that evening — but warned the housemates that someone would definitely leave the next day.
Adding star power to the night, Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi entered to promote Jolly LLB 3. They lightened the mood with games, conversations, and even shared a sweet video message from Salman Khan, who teased the contestants about missing their phones.
The fun took a dramatic turn during a task when Neelam said Kunickaa seemed more insecure about Tanya, but also admitted Tanya might betray her because of recent nominations. By the end, it was revealed that Awez, Nagma, Mridul, and Natalia were this week’s nominees.
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