The latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20 saw Salman Khan revisit Rhiti Tiwari’s conduct during the recent diss battle, particularly the way she spoke while confronting fellow contestants. Salman questioned the choice of words used by Rhiti and asked her to consider the impact of making such statements on a platform watched by a large audience.
During the conversation, Salman brought up Rhiti’s remark, “Mere papa hote toh dekh lete,” and sought clarity on what exactly she intended to convey through it. He reminded her that her father Manoj Tiwari is not just an actor and singer but also a politician and a public figure. Salman pointed out that comments made inside the Bigg Boss house can extend beyond the immediate argument, especially when they involve someone who holds a public position.
Salman further asked Rhiti to think about how her family members might perceive her behaviour while watching the show. Referring to her grandmother, he told her, “Aap Manoj Tiwari ki beti ho, Dolly Bindra ki beti nahi ho.”
The host then drew a comparison with Dolly Bindra, who was known for her confrontational behaviour during her stint on Bigg Boss, which also coincided with Manoj Tiwari’s season. Salman recalled that phase while addressing Rhiti’s conduct and told her, “Aap Dolly ban gayi is ghar mein.”
The discussion also touched upon Rhiti’s statement about how her father would have handled the situation had he been inside the house. Salman questioned the basis of her claim that Manoj would have dealt with Qazi Touqeer in that manner. He reminded Rhiti that Qazi is a singer as well and highlighted Manoj’s present identity as a politician, public figure and three time MP.
Through the conversation, Salman questioned whether Rhiti’s remarks accurately reflected how she expected her father to respond in such a situation. The exchange brought the focus back to the language and personal references used during the diss battle and how contestants conduct themselves during heated moments inside the Bigg Boss house.
