Bigg Boss 16 Shanivaar Ka Vaar: As Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is down with dengue, filmmaker Karan Johar has come to the rescue and will be seen hosting Shanivaar Ka Vaar'. With the festivities round the corner, the Bigg Boss house will turn into 'KJo City'. As seen in the previous episode, the 'punished captain' Archana Gautam had a tough time in the house with the whole house trying to sabotage her captaincy. Gori Nagori, who got into a huge fight with Archana, is questioned by Karan Johar on her unacceptable behaviour.
The host reprimands Gori for being disrespectful to Bigg Boss and asks the whole house if Gori's provocation was done with the intent to hurt.
Karan Johar's 'Mann ki safai'
Doing 'Saaf Safai' before Diwali is a festive mandate in India and keeping up with the tradition, Karan too does some 'Mann ki safai' in the Bigg Boss style. Karan asks everyone to name a housemate who needs 'Mann ki safai' the most. They will be asked to cleanse the contestant whose name they take by spraying water on them.
In this interesting twist, most of the housemates including, MC Stan, Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, and Tina Dutta among others shower a jet of water on Priyanka Chahar Choudhary and mention their reasons for doing so. It will be interesting to watch the aftereffects of this 'safai'. ALSO READ: Shehnaaz Gill croons Yash's KGF 2 song Mehabooba, netizens say 'thank you for Diwali gift'
KJo's Channa Mereya
Switching to a celebratory mode, Karan welcomes the contestants in 'KJo City'. Hosting the 'vaar' for this weekend, Karan Johar adds his own tadka to it. He narrates some fun situations on the songs of his films and chooses a few contestants to take over the stage and enact them. Karan calls Priyanka and Ankit Gupta to enact the most iconic 'Channa Mereya' song from his movie 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' but with a twist! While Priyanka plays Ranbir Kapoor, Ankit essays Anushka Sharma. Ankit surprises everyone with his romantic side as he picks Priyanka in his arms.
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