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Bigg Boss 18: Salman Khan schools Eisha for using Avinash Mishra; says 'Agar voh bhi aapke tarah game khelne laga...'

Bigg Boss 18: In the Weekend Ka War episode this week, host Salman Khan will grill contestant Eisha Singh over using her behaviour with Avinash Mishra.

Updated on: Dec 28, 2024, 19:53:43 IST
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Bigg Boss 18: With the remaining few contestants left inside the Bigg Boss, the drama has taken a fresh new turn inside the house. The makers have shared a new promo from the upcoming episode of the show when host Salman Khan will make an appearance during Weekend Ka War. He questioned Eisha Singh for her behaviour with Avinash Mishra and not taking a stand for him. (Also read: Bigg Boss 18: Avinash Mishra smashes bottle and chair in rage after ‘womaniser’ remark)

What Salman said

Bigg Boss 18: Salman Khan said Eisha Singh uses Avinash Mishra as a 'khilauna.'
Bigg Boss 18: Salman Khan said Eisha Singh uses Avinash Mishra as a 'khilauna.'

In the promo, Salman is seen pointing at Eisha, and saying: “Avinash aap ke liye voh khilona hai jisse aap jab mann chaha chaabi de di aur voh taali bajayega, nachega. Rajat [Dalal] Avinash ko tharki bola, aapko toh nahi sunna chahiye tha na? Saaf dikh raha hai ki aap apni game ko apni dosti se upar rakhti ho! Agar Avinash bhi aapke tarah game khelne laga toh aapka kya hoga (Avinash is a toy for you and you will make him dance. When Rajat called Avinash names, atleast you should not have tolerated it. It is clearly visible that for you the game is more important than your friendship with Avinash. If he starts playing the same game what will happen to you)?”

More details

This week, Chaahat Pandey, Rajat Dalal, Vivian Dsena, Avinash Mishra, Eisha Singh, Kashish Kapoor, and Sara Arfeen Khan are nominated. Bigg Boss 18 premieres new episodes at 10 pm on Colours TV and is also available for streaming on Jio Cinema.

 
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