Farah Khan took over the hosting duties for Salman Khan’s reality TV show for the recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode as the actor continues to shoot in Ladakh for Galwan Valley.
Farah gave an earful to housemates and gave a reality check to Kunickaa Sadanand for taking puris off Zeishan Quadri’s plate. She also schooled Baseer Ali Khan for calling the housemates ‘sh**t people.’
Farah Khan schools Kunickaa Sadanand
In the newly released promo by makers on X (Formerly known as Twitter), Farah criticised Kunickaa Sadanand for reprimanding housemates not to consume food in an incident involving Zeishan Quadri. She also pointed out the sanskaar comment on Tanya Mittal, which left the latter in tears. She also called Kunickaa a ‘control freak.’
The caption too the post reads, “Weekend ke Vaar par Farah ne di teekhi advice, kya Kunickaa le paayenge isse seekh? Dekhiye #BiggBoss19 ka naya episode, har roz raat 9 baje #JioHotstar par aur 10:30 baje @ColorsTV par.”
Farah Khan bashes Baseer Ali Khan
Farah Khan also pointed out Baseer Ali’s remarks about his fellow contestants. Earlier in the week, Baseer had commented that the participants this season were not on his level. He expressed disappointment, saying he expected tougher competition to make the game more thrilling. His statements stirred up quite a reaction both inside the house and among viewers.
Farah didn’t hold back in confronting Baseer about his arrogance. She reminded him that every contestant deserved their place in the house and that looking down on others was inappropriate. In her straightforward manner, she asked him, “What kind of contestant do you want on the show? Konse diggaj chaihiye tumhe?”
Nominated contestants for the week
After the nominations, Natalia Janoszek, Mridul Tiwari, Awez Darbar, and Nagma Mirajker are at risk. Mridul and Natalia lost the guessing task, while Awez and Nagma were disqualified due to Abhishek Bajaj locking the activity room. This Weekend Ka Vaar will feature a double eviction, with two contestants going home. Natalia currently faces the highest eviction risk based on early voting.