Mumbai — The highly awaited segment of “Bigg Boss 18,” known as “Weekend Ka Vaar,” is all set to enthrall audiences as Bollywood megastar Salman Khan steps in to host a weekend packed with drama, laughter, and confrontations. The teaser for this controversial reality show reveals that the upcoming episode will launch with explosive scenes, featuring a heated altercation between Vivian Dsena and Chaahat Pandey.
This season, the contestants will face a challenge that tests their ability to see beyond facades, requiring them to remove the metaphorical masks worn by their fellow housemates. In this emotional and possibly game-changing task, Shehzada Dhami and Arfeen Khan set their sights on Avinash Mishra, endeavoring to strip away his “mukhota” or mask. Accusations of arrogance and an inflated ego fly as Arfeen openly critiques Avinash’s demeanor within the house.
The promotional videos circulating online have already garnered significant attention, with hashtags like #BiggBoss18 and #WeekendKaVaar trending prominently on social media platforms. Viewers are encouraged to express their allegiance in the brewing Vivian-Chaahat feud through online polls and tweets as the tension reaches a fever pitch.
In an intriguing twist, the task escalates when Vivian and Chaahat target each other, leading to an intense showdown. The verbal sparring between these two contestants captures the interest of both the audience and host Salman Khan, ushering in an unexpected confrontation with the host himself.
Meanwhile, the episode also offers bouts of comic relief, with advocate Gunratan Sadavarte taking center stage. In his typical quirky style, Gunratan delivers a moment of levity by leaving Salman Khan in fits of laughter. When quizzed by Salman about whether the “sarkar” or government is intimidated by him, Gunratan humorously quips, “Main jab kehta hun Bambai chalu, to Bambai chalu hoti hai,” meaning, “When I say Mumbai should move, it moves.
.” His confident banter draws laughs from Salman, who affectionately remarks, “Gunaratan khush hua.”
Salman’s candid interaction with the housemates doesn’t end there. In a more serious exchange, he confronts Nyra Banerjee regarding her lack of visibility throughout the week, with camera appearances totaling a mere four times. Salman critiques, “Jis waqt baat karni hai, us waqt baat nahi karti ho,” urging her to speak up at the appropriate moments to make a lasting impact.
Adding to the weekend’s entertainment, the show welcomes Bollywood stars Rajkummar Rao, Triptii Dimri, and Mallika Sherawat. The trio graces the “Bigg Boss” stage to promote their upcoming film, “Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video,” a comedy with a twist revolving around a couple who record their first night together, only for the tape to be unexpectedly stolen. Their presence injects additional star power and glamour into an already electrifying episode.
As “Bigg Boss 18” continues to captivate its audience, the dynamics within the house grow increasingly charged. Viewers can anticipate a rollercoaster of emotions, as trust, deception, and simmering tensions play out on national television. With the stakes rising week by week, this reality show continues to be a testament to unpredictability, where friendships and alliances hang in the balance. The question remains: Who will emerge unscathed, and who will be left picking up the pieces?
Fans of the show can tune in to catch all the action as “Weekend Ka Vaar” airs on Colour TV and is also available for streaming on JioCinema, promising not to disappoint with its blend of entertainment and drama.
