Salman Khan rebukes Rhiti Tiwari on Bigg Boss 20

During a Weekend Ka Vaar promo, the host rebuked the contestant for a misogynistic jab at singer Qazi Touqeer, sparking fresh nepotism chatter.

A teaser from the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode has set the internet buzzing. In the short, Salman Khan, who is hosting Bigg Boss 20, pulls Rhiti Tiwari aside and asks why she resorted to a slur aimed at singer‑contestant Qazi Touqeer. The clip quickly went viral, with viewers replaying the moment where the host calls the exchange the "worst diss battle ever" and questions whether the young contestant is acting out of jealousy.

Rhiti, the daughter of actor‑politician Manoj Tiwari, had earlier launched a personal attack on Qazi, slipping into sexually suggestive language that was later muted for broadcast. Fans noted that her comments crossed the line from a typical rap‑battle jab to outright harassment, leaving Qazi visibly upset. Inside the house, other contestants whispered that Rhiti seemed insecure, especially when compared to Qazi’s charisma.

Salman didn’t mince words. He reminded her that she entered the show without a fan base, implying that her presence is largely thanks to her father’s name. "No one knew you until you stepped into this house," he said, echoing a line that has already been quoted across Twitter threads. He added that the foul language she used tarnished her image and reflected on Manoj Tiwari’s reputation.

The host’s rebuke struck a chord online. Social media users immediately split into two camps. One side praised Salman for calling out what they called a classic case of nepotism, using the hashtag #nepokid. The other side accused him of singling out a young woman because of her family ties, arguing that the criticism should have been directed at the show’s producers for allowing such a clash.

Rhiti, for her part, seemed unfazed. In a later task, she told actress Mahhi Vij that her father would be proud of her for standing her ground. She even hinted at bringing her dad into a future confrontation with Qazi, a move that only added fuel to the fire.

The incident also revived memories of past Bigg Boss drama, the infamous egg‑argument between Manoj Tiwari and Dolly Bindra during season four. Fans joked that only a figure like Dolly could “fix” the situation, while others tagged Salman, insisting he’s the only one who can teach Rhiti a lesson.

What this all means for the show’s ratings is still up for debate, but one thing is clear: the episode will likely draw a spike in viewership as audiences tune in to see whether the tension escalates or cools down. The next Weekend Ka Vaar episode airs this Friday, and the house will be under the microscope.

Whether Salman’s intervention will reshape Rhiti’s trajectory in the house or simply become another viral moment remains to be seen. For now, the conversation is dominated by questions of fairness, fame, and the fine line between entertainment and insult.