Bigg Boss 19 Weekend Ka Vaar: Salman Khan praises Mridul, defends Malti, and calls out Tanya for playing the “sympathy card”

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Bigg Boss 19's most recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode featured humour, tension, and Salman Khan's trademark blend of tough love and direct communication—all of which contribute to the show's addictive qualities.

Pranit More took the stage and roasted the housemates one by one, leaving everyone in stitches as the episode began on a humorous note. But the laughter didn’t last long. As soon as Salman Khan entered, he turned up the heat.

Salman began by praising Mridul Tiwari, calling his performance this week “outstanding.” He added with a grin that it was Malti Chahar who helped him stand out.

“You were visible because of her,” he said, urging Mridul to thank her. From there, Salman steered the discussion toward the ever-controversial group politics inside the house.

Malti didn’t hold back. She revealed the alliances forming in the game — “Nehal and Farhana’s group,” “The Backbenchers” (Amaal, Zeeshan, Shahbaz, and Basir), and another circle featuring Abhishek, Ashnoor, Gaurav, Kunika, and Pranit. She admitted that she herself was part of “The Backbenchers.”

Salman then asked everyone to rate Malti’s behaviour with red or green flags. Eight contestants, including Nehal and Basir, gave her a red flag, while six, including Shahbaz and Zeeshan, supported her with a green one.

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When Nehal criticised Malti for her attitude during kitchen duties, Salman quickly stepped in. He reminded Nehal that she had once refused to work in the kitchen herself. “If Neha wasn’t wrong then, how could Malti be?” he asked. Nehal nodded and admitted her mistake.

Salman then shifted focus to Tanya Mittal, calling her out for constantly playing the sympathy card. “Tanya, why are you playing the centre of attention and sympathy card?” he asked firmly. Tanya tried to explain, saying, “What can I do now? I’m done crying easily.” But Salman wasn’t buying it. “Why do issues that are so commonplace for others become so big for you?” he countered.

Later, Salman addressed rumours that he favours Amaal Mallik. He dismissed them, clarifying, “Yes, I’ve bashed Amaal the most, but not everything goes on air… This doesn’t mean I’m partial towards him.”