Salman Khan took Rajat Dalal’s class
Salman Khan’s reality show ‘Bigg Boss 18’ is trying to make a place in people’s hearts. Along with Bigg Boss tricks, the contestants also try to defeat other housemates with different tricks. But as soon as the contestants arrive at the weekend, their tone changes. Salman Khan gives many classes to the family members on right and wrong. Bhaijaan once again created a sensation in this Friday’s episode. During this, Rajat also showed the mirror to Dalal.
A new promo of ‘Bigg Boss 18’ Friday Ka Vaar has recently arrived. Where Salman Khan taught Rajat Dalal the lesson of good and evil. During this time, what reaction do people outside home have regarding Rajat Dalal? These messages were read. In fact, it was seen in the promo that Bigg Boss calls Esha Singh and Vivian Dsena to the confession room on the pretext of having coffee. During this, the words of Rajat Dalal are narrated.
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Khan criticized Rajat Dalal’s attitude
In the promo, Salman Khan is seen saying, “Rajat, your headline is very correct. But the thing is…” During this, external comments were shown to Rajat Dalal. It was written in this comment: Rajat, the bouncer and bodyguard, the girl whom he insulted yesterday has become his protector today. After narrating this, Salman Khan says, “Rajat, you don’t belong to anyone in this house. “There is currently confusion about who the real Rajat is.”
After seeing this promo, fans are also giving full reactions. People were commenting and writing, “Bro, Rajat Bhai is childish, don’t say anything.” While some people say, “Vivian Dsena has no problem, that’s why Bigg Boss comes in the way.”
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During this, Salman Khan told Alice Kaushik that you had said that someone had proposed to you. But the person you’re talking to says something else in the interview. After hearing this, she seemed quite surprised. However, she is now seen crying at home. While talking to family members, Alice was seen saying that she couldn’t understand.
