Over the past few weeks, the Bigg Boss 19 stage has turned into more than just a battleground for contestants—it has also become a space where host Salman Khan addresses public misconceptions and the scrutiny that comes with fame. The most recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode continued in that direction, with Salman opening up about being misjudged by the world, alongside his longtime friend Sanjay Dutt. The episode took a dramatic turn when Salman discussed the behavior of contestant Amaal Mallik, reminding him of the consequences of uncontrolled anger and harsh words.
A Heated Exchange Over a Controversial Task
The tension began with a captaincy task earlier in the week. Contestants were given a morally difficult choice: they could destroy a letter sent by another participant’s family in order to secure the position of captain. Many contestants refused to go through with it, valuing their housemates’ emotions over the game. However, Farrhana Bhatt decided otherwise—she tore up Neelam Giri’s family letter to claim the captaincy title. The act left Neelam deeply emotional, and the rest of the house furious.
Amaal Mallik, who was particularly upset by Farrhana’s move, reacted impulsively. In a moment of anger, he snatched away Farrhana’s plate while she was eating and hurled a series of insulting remarks at her. His outburst drew sharp criticism, both inside and outside the house. When the Weekend Ka Vaar episode aired, Salman Khan directly addressed Amaal’s behavior, calling out his lack of restraint and the arrogance in trying to play moral judge.
Salman’s Stern Lesson on Responsibility and Restraint
Salman questioned Amaal’s right to decide when someone could eat, reminding him that no contestant had the authority to act like a higher power. Amaal, visibly agitated, tried to justify himself by saying he was provoked and emotionally overwhelmed. He claimed that Farrhana had made several personal comments about his career and family, calling him “a worthless musician” and questioning his parents’ relationship. These words, Amaal said, triggered him into saying things he didn’t mean.
But Salman didn’t let the justification slide. He reminded the contestants that personal attacks involving families had no place in the house. “You came here to play your own game, not to drag your parents into every argument,” he told them, urging them to take accountability for their words instead of hiding behind emotions or past provocations.
A Reflection on Fame, Judgment, and Endurance
Salman then shifted the conversation from the house’s drama to a broader truth about fame and public memory. He reminded Amaal that public judgment is unforgiving—people remember your worst moments, no matter how many times you apologize later. Drawing from his own life, Salman reflected on how he continues to be judged for incidents from decades ago, some of which were even fabricated. Despite his innocence in several situations, he said, he still bears the burden of public opinion.
The host’s words turned deeply personal as he spoke of the emotional endurance required to survive such scrutiny. He mentioned how both he and Sanjay Dutt have endured relentless criticism and false accusations, yet continued to stand tall by keeping their heads down and working tirelessly.
"People will remember and judge your reaction, and it will go on for a lifetime. I know this because things from 30-40 years ago were imaginary. I am paying for those even today. Do you think you can handle it? It’s a very vicious world, Amaal. I have been blamed for things I have not even done, and I am bearing it to date. Do you have the mental strength when people are talking about you? When you do charity or show respect, people think it’s a show-off. These are small things that you have been told. What Sanju (Sanjay Dutt) and I have gone through—how will you ever be able to handle that?" he said.
He cautioned Amaal that the world outside is far harsher than the Bigg Boss house. Every action, every word, becomes a lifetime mark of character in the eyes of millions.
A Heated Exchange Over a Controversial Task
The tension began with a captaincy task earlier in the week. Contestants were given a morally difficult choice: they could destroy a letter sent by another participant’s family in order to secure the position of captain. Many contestants refused to go through with it, valuing their housemates’ emotions over the game. However, Farrhana Bhatt decided otherwise—she tore up Neelam Giri’s family letter to claim the captaincy title. The act left Neelam deeply emotional, and the rest of the house furious.
Amaal Mallik, who was particularly upset by Farrhana’s move, reacted impulsively. In a moment of anger, he snatched away Farrhana’s plate while she was eating and hurled a series of insulting remarks at her. His outburst drew sharp criticism, both inside and outside the house. When the Weekend Ka Vaar episode aired, Salman Khan directly addressed Amaal’s behavior, calling out his lack of restraint and the arrogance in trying to play moral judge.
Salman’s Stern Lesson on Responsibility and Restraint
Salman questioned Amaal’s right to decide when someone could eat, reminding him that no contestant had the authority to act like a higher power. Amaal, visibly agitated, tried to justify himself by saying he was provoked and emotionally overwhelmed. He claimed that Farrhana had made several personal comments about his career and family, calling him “a worthless musician” and questioning his parents’ relationship. These words, Amaal said, triggered him into saying things he didn’t mean.
But Salman didn’t let the justification slide. He reminded the contestants that personal attacks involving families had no place in the house. “You came here to play your own game, not to drag your parents into every argument,” he told them, urging them to take accountability for their words instead of hiding behind emotions or past provocations.
A Reflection on Fame, Judgment, and Endurance
Salman then shifted the conversation from the house’s drama to a broader truth about fame and public memory. He reminded Amaal that public judgment is unforgiving—people remember your worst moments, no matter how many times you apologize later. Drawing from his own life, Salman reflected on how he continues to be judged for incidents from decades ago, some of which were even fabricated. Despite his innocence in several situations, he said, he still bears the burden of public opinion.
The host’s words turned deeply personal as he spoke of the emotional endurance required to survive such scrutiny. He mentioned how both he and Sanjay Dutt have endured relentless criticism and false accusations, yet continued to stand tall by keeping their heads down and working tirelessly.
"People will remember and judge your reaction, and it will go on for a lifetime. I know this because things from 30-40 years ago were imaginary. I am paying for those even today. Do you think you can handle it? It’s a very vicious world, Amaal. I have been blamed for things I have not even done, and I am bearing it to date. Do you have the mental strength when people are talking about you? When you do charity or show respect, people think it’s a show-off. These are small things that you have been told. What Sanju (Sanjay Dutt) and I have gone through—how will you ever be able to handle that?" he said.
He cautioned Amaal that the world outside is far harsher than the Bigg Boss house. Every action, every word, becomes a lifetime mark of character in the eyes of millions.
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