Bigg Boss 19: Salman Khan calls out Neelam Giri for targeting Tanya Mittal; says, ‘You are seen because of her…’

Salman Khan is expected to step in and give the housemates—Baseer Ali, Nehal Chudasama, and Mridul Tiwari—a reality check in the Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

Tensions in the house are rising as Bigg Boss 19 approaches its halfway point, particularly between Tanya Mittal and Neelam Giri, and Farhana Bhatt and Nehal Chudasama.

Salman Khan is expected to step in and give the housemates—Baseer Ali, Nehal Chudasama, and Mridul Tiwari—a reality check in the Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

As seen in the promo teaser, Salman Khan will support Tanya Mittal and chastise Neelam for questioning her motives. "Tanya had not said a word against your back," he allegedly says, Neelam. “Your true friend has always been her. Tanya was the reason Neelam was noticed, not the other way around. The same is true for Abhishek and Ashnoor,” he adds.

While they are still together, Salman will also confront Baseer, Nehal, and other individuals for backbiting. He is shown asking Tanya and Farhana in the preview, "If you both started bonding, why were the housemates so agitated?" Tanya received criticism for maintaining her association with Farhana, who had already caused Neelam emotional distress before this.

The conflict between Tanya and Amaal, who called her an attention-seeker and claimed that she "would probably be happy now that everyone is talking about her," is also highlighted in the episode. Tanya was greatly offended by these remarks, particularly since she had provided emotional support to Amaal earlier in the game.

#WeekendKaVaar Promo: Salman Khan ne di Farrhana Bhatt ko ek warning - Line na cross karne ki....😱pic.twitter.com/W8WxDhqEUg

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One of Neelam's best friends, Tanya, was mistreated by the housemates of each ring after she decided to stay friends with Farhana, the competitor who had previously caused Neelam emotional distress. As soon as things got out of hand, Tanya was cornered by Neelam and the other roommates, who blamed her for Neelam's collapse.

Tanya later attempted to explain her position to Neelam, stating that perhaps Neelam's feelings were influenced by her personal convenience and that her relationship doesn't seem to be reciprocal.