New Delhi: This Weekend Ka Vaar was a perfect mix of emotions, laughter, and explosions. From Deepak Chahar’s honest chat about cricket to Salman Khan’s sharp reality checks and hilarious teasing sessions, the episode served everything fans love.
With shifting equations, tense confrontations, and comic interludes, this was one unmissable episode that kept both housemates and viewers hooked from start to finish.
Weekend Ka Vaar episode 91 HIGHLIGHTS
The weekend episode opened with cricketer Deepak Chahar, who offered a peek into his athletic life. Sharing his love for cricket, Deepak revealed, “I burn over 6,500 calories in one match,” explaining how physically demanding the sport is. He credited Ajit Agarkar and Irfan Pathan as his inspirations, leaving housemates inspired.
As emotions flared, Deepak also addressed the Kunickaa-Malti issue, telling Malti that Kunickaa’s “lesbian” remark was wrong but reminded her to self-reflect. “Both sides crossed a line,” he said, urging balance. He later warned Malti to “be careful around Amaal,” citing how he’s been treating her.
Amid heated moments, lighter ones followed. Salman Khan’s fun question to Farrhana — “Tum apni maa pe gayi ho ya tumhari maa tumpe?” — led to laughter when she instantly replied, “Main apni maa pe.” Salman joked further, sparking a giggle riot in the house.
Salman didn’t spare Amaal either, schooling him for bullying Malti and often taking the “back foot” when situations turned tough. He called out Amaal’s duplicity, saying he only picks fights “jinse jawab wapas nahi aayega.” Farrhana angrily called him “dogla,” while Gaurav Khanna accused him of changing faces.
The episode turned serious when Salman reprimanded Shehbaaz for acting like Amaal’s “shadow,” saying, “You look like a jealous wife,” and urged him to stand on his own. Kunickaa too faced a stern check for her “lesbian” comment and admitted, “It was wrong, and I’m sorry.”
Ending on a fun note, Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta joined Salman to promote their show Tu Juliet Jatt Di. Sargun roasted Tanya Mittal about her “rich-girl life,” closing the episode in laughter and full Bigg Boss style.