Farrhana’s Team Claims Salman Shows Bias Towards Other TV Stars

The ongoing drama in Bigg Boss 19 has escalated, with tensions rising as the grand finale approaches. Contestants are now taking sides, and accusations are flying, particularly aimed at the show’s host, Salman Khan. Recently, Farrhana Bhatt’s team claimed that Khan exhibited favoritism towards other contestants during a heated Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

During this intense episode, Salman Khan admonished Farrhana Bhatt for her behavior and language towards fellow housemates, including Gaurav Khanna from Anupamaa. The host highlighted several derogatory remarks made by Farrhana, calling into question the appropriateness of her comments. This critique ignited a backlash from her supporters.

Farrhana’s team voiced their frustration on social media, arguing that Khan’s criticism was excessively harsh and biased. They shared messages expressing their discontent, stating, “Salman Khan completely humiliated Farrhana on national TV…it’s unfair that she is consistently targeted despite others’ worse actions being overlooked.”

Additionally, they claimed the show’s producers are deliberately casting Farrhana in a negative light, asserting that she faces undue scrutiny. The team noted, “Each week, Farrhana is attacked while others get a pass, reinforcing the perception that TV stars are shielded from criticism because of their connections.”

In the same episode, tensions arose when Farrhana and Tanya Mittal neglected to check on fellow contestant Pranit More, who had recently returned after a medical leave. Salman confronted them about their lack of empathy, stating, “What is the level of your thinking? A man returns home after recovering from illness, and you say, ‘Let him celebrate, another fool has been added.'”

The actor also took aim at Farrhana’s perceived attitude, remarking on her limited on-screen roles in projects like Notebook and Simmba. He pointed out, “She’s done just one scene in Notebook and a six-second role in Simmba. But look at her attitude.”

Recent evictions have shocked fans, with Abhishek Bajaj and Neelam Giri leaving the show this week. Their eliminations drew surprise from both viewers and former contestants alike. Remaining in the competition are Gaurav Khanna, Malti Chahar, Shehbaz Badesha, Amaal Mallik, Tanya Mittal, Ashnoor Kaur, Kunickaa Sadanand, Farrhana Bhatt, Mridul Tiwari, and Pranit More. The Bigg Boss 19 finale is anticipated to occur on December 7, 2025.

The unfolding drama raises questions about favoritism in reality television. Will viewers side with Farrhana’s team, or do they support Salman’s stance? The discussions surrounding these accusations continue to keep audiences engaged as the finale approaches.

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