Bigg Boss 20 Episode 43 brought in Weekend Ka Vaar, which had a lot to get through, and Salman Khan was not exactly going to let the contestants sit comfortably while pretending that nothing really happened inside the house and everything was perfectly fine. From Mahhi Vij being asked to demonstrate her mimicry skills to a task in which housemates had to name the contestant they thought had no spine, Sunday’s Weekend Ka Vaar was an invitation for the housemates to say things they were keeping to themselves.
The episode also had an eviction: Aman Gandhi’s journey in the house ended after receiving the minimum votes. Uditi Singh and Mary Kom also stood in the line of the bottom three, with the episode bringing a fair share of tension, confrontations and the kind of conversations the Bigg Boss house is famous for.
Bigg Boss 20 Episode 43: Aman Gandhi Is Evicted From Bigg Boss 20
The episode’s biggest development came with the eviction announcement. Aman Gandhi was eliminated from Bigg Boss 20 after receiving the fewest votes. He had only one life remaining, and this time he had to go home. Uditi Singh and Mary Kom were also in the bottom three, making the announcement an intense moment for the contestants involved and their friends.
The exit also came at the end of Weekend Ka Vaar, after Aman was named by four contestants in the no-spine task. Uditi Singh, Mahhi Vij, Kanika Mann and Mary Kom had all chosen him for the same, also making him one of the most frequently named contestants during Sunday’s episode.
Aman Gandhi’s journey has now come to an end, while Uditi and Mary Kom are still a part of the game despite being a part of the bottom three contestants this week.
Salman Khan Brings Up Last Week’s Fight
Before getting into the Sunday Funday, Saturday’s Weekend Ka Vaar had already given the contestants quite a bit to think about. Salman Khan addressed the physical fight involving Gullu and Nakul Dhull, after which the latter was eliminated.
Qazi Touqeer, in particular, was confronted over his remarks about ScoutOP and the comment, “Maine uske kaan mei thook”, “andar tak thooka, ekdum ganda wala” (transl. I spat into his ear badly), which had become a trigger point. Salman Khan made it clear that the remark itself was uncalled for and wrong. The situation was discussed at length, giving a perspective on the same.
Aasif Khan also had to answer for his behaviour towards Love Gill after Love went and sat with Nakul Dhull before his elimination. Aasif’s reaction to the situation became part of the Weekend Ka Vaar discussion; in fact, housemates agreed that the reaction itself was unjustified. Aasif was later seen apologising for his behaviour.
Mahhi Vij Shows Her Mimicry Skills
Sunday’s episode brought a different kind of entertainment when Salman Khan brought up Mahhi Vij’s habit of mimicking fellow contestants and asked her to demonstrate a few acts. Mahhi went on to imitate Uditi Singh, Kanika Mann, Love Gill and Amrapali Dubey.
It was one of those moments when the house’s usual interpersonal drama became a more playful aspect, at least on the surface level.
Spineless? The Contestants Had A Lot to Say
If there was one task that was practically designed to get people put across their opinions, it was the one asking housemates to identify the contestants they believed had no spine because naturally, calling someone out is one thing and telling them that they lack “spine” is a very different one.
Arishfa, Scout, Yung, Aasif, and Manish Goel chose Qazi; Aman and Love chose Aasif; Uditi, Mahhi, Kanika, and Mary Kom chose Aman; Qazi chose Yung; while Amrapali chose Gullu.
Thus, Qazi emerged as the most voted contestant for “spinelessness” with five votes; Aman followed with four votes, while Aasif received two votes, and Gullu received one. Qazi Touqeer receiving the highest number of votes was particularly notable, especially after Salman Khan had already confronted him over his remarks about ScoutOP and his entire presence in the physical altercation of the previous week. Aman also received a considerable number of votes, which made the result interesting, given that his eviction was yet to come.
Who Should Use More Brain?
Another task put Arishfa Khan and Kanika Mann in the spotlight, asking the housemates to decide who needed to use more brain and the majority, or call it the entire house except one, chose Arishfa Khan.
Except Uditi Sing, the entire house opined that Arishfa needed to use her brain more, also saying that she was “kaan ki kachchi”. This Hindi phrase is used for someone who is influenced by what the person hears, particularly when it comes to believing things told to them by other people. The fact that Uditi did not join the majority of the house also stood out but for Arishfa, the task was a reminder that the way she is perceived by the fellow housemates might not match the way she sees herself.
Bigg Boss Season 20 Episode 43: Eviction, Games, and Opinions
This Weekend Ka Vaar had a bit of Salman Khan addressing the behaviour that had crossed the line, Mahhi Vij showcasing her mimicry, contestants openly questioning one another’s backbone, Arishfa being told to think more independently, and Aman being evicted.
The episode also showed how quickly the environment of the house can shift; while Saturday was about accountability, Sunday moved into games that brought the contestants’ opinions out into the open, with Qazi and Aman receiving the most votes in the “no spine” task.
With Aman Gandhi leaving the competition, the remaining housemates have one less person to compete with. Whether that changes the equations or simply rearranges the alliances is yet to be known. For now, one more contestant is out of the Bigg Boss 20 house.
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