In a dramatic turn of events that has left fans buzzing, Salman Khan didn’t hold back during Bigg Boss 19’s Weekend Ka Vaar, calling out Tanya Mittal’s questionable tactics against fellow housemate Amaal Mallik. But here’s where it gets controversial—Salman didn’t just stop at pointing fingers; he dismantled her entire strategy, leaving Tanya visibly embarrassed while the rest of the house couldn’t help but enjoy the moment. 'Bhaiya se saiyan pe ja nahi sakte,' Salman quipped, highlighting the absurdity of her plan. And this is the part most people miss—Tanya’s attempts to provoke Amaal by calling him 'brother' in front of everyone, only to later hint at something more, fell flat because Bigg Boss didn’t even give her the option to nominate him. Ouch.
This isn’t the first time Tanya’s been in hot water. Last Weekend Ka Vaar, Salman reprimanded her for body-shaming Ashnoor Kaur and even warned Amaal to watch his back, revealing her attempts to pit him against Malti Chahar. Fast forward to this week, and Salman went all out, exposing her gameplay in a way that left no room for denial. In the promo, he bluntly told Tanya, 'Your game plan to nominate Amaal failed because Bigg Boss didn’t even give you his option. You built it up so much, trying to make him jealous and provoke him, but it didn’t affect anyone.'
The irony? Tanya had spent the week strategizing with Farrahana Bhatt, even asking Bigg Boss for the chance to nominate Amaal to justify her move. But when that opportunity never came, her plan crumbled. Amaal, meanwhile, was both stunned and amused, laughing at the situation. Is Tanya’s approach a clever strategy gone wrong, or just plain manipulative? Let’s discuss in the comments.
Adding to the drama, this week’s nominations include Abhishek Bajaj, Ashnoor Kaur, Gaurav Khanna, Neelam Giri, and Farrahana Bhatt. Pranit More, who exited earlier due to health issues, made a triumphant return, much to the delight of his friends. Rumors are swirling about a double elimination, with Neelam and Abhishek reportedly on the chopping block—though we’ll have to wait for Salman’s confirmation during Weekend Ka Vaar.
What do you think? Was Tanya’s gameplay a desperate attempt to stay relevant, or is there more to her strategy than meets the eye? Share your thoughts below—this is one conversation you won’t want to miss!
