Bigg Boss 19: Farah Khan pulls up Nehal Chudasama over Amaal ‘bad touch’ claim, says ‘you were enjoying it’

The latest Bigg Boss 19 promo has dropped, and it shows Farah Khan taking charge of the Weekend Ka Vaar episode. With Salman Khan away for his film shoot, Farah has stepped in as host, and her approach is anything but soft.

The promo opens with Farah addressing Baseer Ali over his recent “diggaj contestant” remark. She confronts him directly, saying, “Baseer ko aisa lagta hai vo galat season mein aagaya. Aap sab, in his words, ‘shit contestants’ ho. Aapko show mein kaunse diggaj chahiye the? We will replace all the contestants with them.” Her sharp words leave the housemates visibly shaken, turning the spotlight on Baseer’s attitude towards others in the game.

She then shifts her focus to Nehal Chudasama, who recently accused Amaal Malik of misconduct during a task. Farah calls her out for mishandling the moment. “Nehal ko jaha mudda banana chahiye tha, Nehal was standing and doing ‘haan main haan’. Aap log jo karte hain na, it’s taking feminism back 100 years. You were getting so much attention and at some point you were enjoying it,” Farah tells her. The statement sparks silence in the room, as other contestants look on.

The promo also shows Farah questioning Amaal Malik for repeatedly apologising during the dispute, hinting that he was being cornered unnecessarily. Her tone throughout remains firm, signalling that the filmmaker is unwilling to let contestants hide behind excuses or half-truths.

Fans online were quick to react to the promo, with many praising Farah Khan for bringing “the real fights” back into the Weekend Ka Vaar format. Several users noted that her blunt feedback and humour reminded them of some of the show’s most hard-hitting moments.

Weekend Ka Vaar episodes are known to stir the dynamics of the house, and this week’s clash between Farah and the contestants looks set to do just that. With the eviction looming and Farah’s sharp words still ringing, the upcoming episode promises plenty of drama and shifting alliances inside the Bigg Boss house.