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Bigg Boss 18 Promo: Salman Khan slams Digvijay Rathee, Avinash Mishra, and entrepreneur Ashneer Grover; questions latter about his ‘Dogalapan’

Bigg Boss 18, which has been focusing on way too many fights and arguments in the house, has left Salman Khan quite disappointed. The host, who has returned for the Weekend Ka Vaar episodes, was seen questioning the attitude and anger issues of majorly two contestants – Digvijay Rathee and Avinash Mishra after their major showdown. In a recent promo, the actor is seen slamming them for the same and he is also seen questioning the attitude of a special guest Ashneer Grover who will join Bigg Boss for this episode.

In a recently released promo on social media, Salman Khan is seen giving an experiment to Digvijay Rathee and Avinash Mishra where the two are asked to tear a pair of denims. But when neither of them were able to achieve it, he questioned them about their alleged ‘rivalry’ within the house and the superstar host even went on to accuse them of maintaining this ‘enmity’ in order to stay in the limelight. Furthermore, the promo also introduced the arrival of Shark Tank judge and entrepreneur Ashneer Grover for a special episode with Salman Khan.

#WeekendKaVaar Promo - Salman bash Digvijay and Avinash. Ashneer Grover ko kuch yaad dilaya bhai nepic.twitter.com/YOukqCDaTZ — #BiggBoss_Tak???? (@BiggBoss_Tak) November 15, 2024

The superstar-host, who was in his elements, also took a jibe at Grover addressing an old podcast where the latter flaunted about signing Khan as an ambassador for one of the brands. “Mere baare me kehte huye suna hai that you have signed me. Sab figures bhi aapne galat bataye. Toh phir yeh dogalapan kya hai? (I heard you talking about signing me. You have also given all wrong figures. What kind of double standard is this?)”, Khan asked when Grover made his entry. The latter, however maintained his calmness and replied, “Aapko jo brand ambassador kia (Having signed you as the brand ambassador), I think that was one of the smartest moves”.

Salman Khan, however, continued to address his attitude, as he said, “Yeh jo attitude ab hai, tab wahan nahi dikha tha (This attitude that you are showing right here, it wasn’t the same back then)”. Khan referred to an interview where Ashneer Grover had recalled an incident where he told Khan’s manager to go to hell after the latter informed him that Salman had refused to take a photo with him.

Also Read: Bigg Boss 18: Former Bigg Boss contestants Rajiv Adatia and Devoleena Bhattacharjee take a jibe at Sara Arfeen Khan after the latter reacts violently on the show



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