It was a perfect Sunday evening treat for Diwali by Bigg Boss as he decided to surprise the audience. While these weeks evictions were quiet nail-biting as anyone getting evicted would have broken the club. Bigg Boss had big plans for Happy Club and decided to avoid evictions during the festive occasion.
Not just this, Bigg Boss even showed his big heart as he granted Deepak’s wish and sent his team to his remote village Athar in Bihar to know if everybody was watching him or not. Romil also got paid double for his kind gesture for Somi as Bigg Boss arranged a visit by his wife and kid in the house. Happiness was really pouring on Romil as he also won the immunity for the week.
Here’s all that happened at the Weekend Ka Vaar with Salman Khan:-
The show began with Salman turning Bigg Boss for a day. He made housemates do crazy things like making an eye by making human formations. He then made them dance to his tunes and made them do the Naagin dance. He said Shivashish was the worst dancer. Salman pulled Jasleen’s leg by asking her to give up her makeup. He then gave Deepak some clothes that had come from his family. Before leaving, Salman warned the housemates that they will be doing something whacky.
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Shivashish.[/caption]
Salman welcomed the audience on the stage and said that one of them will be getting immunity. Salman then took the audience to the game that Preity played in the house. The house was divided into two teams. Team A had Dipika, Megha, Jasleen, Shivashish and Rohit. Deepak, Surbhi, Somi, Romil, Sreesanth were in Team B. The housemates were supposed to put up and romantic skit. Shiv and Srishty played lovers and Jasleen played the vamp. Dipika played the narrator. Team B mocked situations in the house. It started with Deepak having a crush on Somi and led to mocking Dipika and her relationship with Sreesanth. Deepak’s team won the task and Preity bid goodbye to the housemates. She said that Salman will announce the later part of the game.
Sreesanth got emotional after Preity left as he remembered playing for her team Kings XI Punjab. Salman once again entered the house and announced the second part of the game to the winning team. He said that they all will be playing against each other. Salman said that Deepak, Somi, Surbhi, Romil and Sreesanth will have to bid for the immunity medallion. The bidding amount was anything between Rs 1 lakh to 5 lakh. The one who’s bigger and unique would win the medallion. The bid money will be deducted from the final prize amount later.
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Preity in BB 12.[/caption]
Sreesanth bid 4,99,999, Deepak bid 4,4444, Somi bid, 4,28,750, Surbhi bid 2 lakh and Romil bid the highest, 5 lakh. Romil won the immunity medallion. Salman took a break from the house and told the audience about the wish Deepak had made when Bigg Boss asked housemates for their Diwali wishes. Deepak has requested Bigg Boss to figure out if his folks were able to watch him in his native place as it was in a remote place and they were deprived of basic things like electricity.
Salman said that they had sent a Bigg Boss team to his hometown to Athar village in Bihar. He even met his parents and his grandmother got emotional as she was worried for his health. Salman met his family and inquired if they were able to watch him every day or not. His family said that the entire village gathered to watch him on the show as they had only one TV. Deepak’s parents were swelling with pride. His sisters said they were missing him on Bhaidooj and wished Salman as he too was like their brother.
Salman entered the house and told Deepak about the same. He pulled his leg and said that his housemates and neighbours are worried about his growing fondness for Somi and that he should stay away from him.
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Salman at BB house.[/caption]
Salman then announced that Romil was safe. Salman told Romil that what he did for Somi had won hearts of the audience and Bigg Boss too and hence there was a little surprise for him. Romil was shown a video of his son. Then he saw his wife and son in the confession room and ran to meet them. Romil got emotional seeing them and especially holding the toddler in his arms. Surbhi and others were excited to meet his son and Romil got him to the house for sometime. Romil bid adieu to his wife and son. Salman then announced that Deepak was safe.
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Romil's family.[/caption]
It was time to know who was getting evicted between Surbhi and Somi. Surbhi made an emotional speech. Salman said that Somi was evicted. Happy club requested Salman to use his power and not evict anyone. He asked Surbhi to leave the house and come out if she was feeling so emotional. The happy club was elated as there were no evictions and that their group remained intact.
Salman then announced that there won’t be any eviction to this week but they will decide who will be going to the kaalkothari. Bigg Boss gave the power to Karanveer as he was the captain of the house and name three people who deserved to go to jail. KV named Sreesanth for not performing the task and the feud that is going on between them. Sree got upset and walked out of the garden area. Bigg Boss asked him to come back but he refused to say that instead of him, Surbhi was the one who deserved to go to the jail. KV named Deepak and Rohit for his other choices.
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KV.[/caption]
Karanveer and Sree had an argument and Romil and others comforted him and said that Sreesanth’s behaviour was wrong. Finally, Sree, Rohit and Deepak enter the kaalkothari. Sreesanth erased Megha’s name from the wall and when she questioned him he coldly replied that it was his wish. Megha was reduced to tears as Surbhi consoled her and said that it was a trivial issue.
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Sreesanth.[/caption]
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