Epitome of badtameezi: Salman pulls up Aasif Khan for calling Bigg Boss 'biased'

Salman Khan schooled actor Aasif Khan for his aggressive behaviour inside the Bigg Boss 20 house during the latest Weekend Ka Vaar. The host didn’t mince his words as he called out Aasif’s outbursts and his claims that Bigg Boss was being biased against him. What started as a conversation about Aasif’s conduct soon turned into a larger discussion about contestants refusing to accept their mistakes.

Salman particularly took issue with the way Aasif had behaved during a recent task and his clash with Qazi Touqeer. Aasif had also accused the show of being unfair after he and several other housemates were nominated for breaking the rule against discussing nominations.

Addressing him on Weekend Ka Vaar, Salman called Aasif the “epitome of badtameezi” and questioned whether he would behave the same way in front of his mother and sisters. “You won’t show this side of yourself in front of your mother and sisters. Won’t they watch the show?” Salman asked. He then turned to Aasif’s claims that Bigg Boss was biased.

“Look at yourself first, so that you do not fall. Because I do not see any skill to impress the person in front of you. This is not even allowed here, and what is this that Bigg Boss is biased?” Salman said. Salman Khan cooking Asif while Qazi sitting like a school kid in front of principal.“Itni badtameezi ke baad bhi bol raha hai Qazi tu to itna accha ban raha hai, weekend hai enjoy kar.”This is why Weekend Ka Vaar hits different.#BiggBoss20 #SalmanKhan #QaziTouqeer pic.twitter.com/1jWgcfRRXk— (@suhaniekladki1) September 19, 2026

But Salman’s criticism wasn’t limited to Aasif. He also addressed Yung DSA, Aamrapali Dubey, Love Gill and ScoutOP, who had raised similar complaints about the show.

Salman pointed out that contestants often call Bigg Boss biased after they’re pulled up for breaking a rule. In this case, the rule was about discussing nominations – something that has been part of the format for years, including Big Brother.

Salman also dismissed the contestants’ argument that others may have broken the same rule without facing consequences. He reminded them that the house is filmed 24/7, except for moments where abusive language is edited out, and said Bigg Boss doesn’t favour anyone.

“All contestants are equal in my eyes and Bigg Boss’s eyes,” Salman said. He also reminded them that if the show succeeds, the contestants benefit from that success too.

The conversation appeared to hit Aasif hard. He was left in tears and questioned why he was being singled out for being impolite when others had also been involved. He eventually said that he wanted to leave the show.

Bigg Boss 20 premiered on September 6 with 16 contestants entering the house.- EndsPublished By: Anisha RaoPublished On: Sep 20, 2026 17:40 ISTALSO READ | BB 20: Salman Khan goes shirtless, calls out trolls mocking his age and weight gain