Salman asks Sshivani Durga to leave the house and it’s hardly surprising that she got the lowest number of votes. Her exit was probably the most boring thing on this Weekend Ka Vaar episode man. She barely brought any drama to the house, always played it safe and no one had anything to say about her leaving. The housemates just moved on with their lives after seeing her out. Clearly, her departure is going to have zero effect on the game and I’m glad she’s gone.
Ek tha Swami Om aur ek Sshivani Durga, both were at opposite ends of the drama spectrum.
The only highlight of the show was the ‘transgender’ moment. Sabyasachi called Arshi a transgender and poor thing has gone into shock. “Meri family mein yeh sab nahin chalta hai” she says in her defence. Whaaaaaat?! Even Vikas shows her the mirror, “You’re on national television, so clearly, you’re family is okay with the way you are.”
Really Arshi? You’re in a burqa at home? Has your family seen your Instagram account? Or even a single episode of Bigg Boss season 11 yet? Come on! Your sexuality is your own, but own it man. Now that you’re on Bigg Boss, your family better be prepared for even bigger shocks. Sapna is having a blast with this.
But poor Hiten has no idea how to tell Arshi to stay away and not be her touchy feely self with him. The poor man was so uncomfortable when she said that if he’s a rasgulla, she wants to be his chaashni. Good lord! And when Hiten tells her in so many words that she makes him uncomfortable, all she did was laugh. Yeh toh eve teasing hai boss.
What would your family have to say about that Arshi?
Anyway, I’m only too glad that Sapna wasn’t eliminated, even though she was nominated this week. This girl is a real badass. But it must’ve been a close call between Jyoti and Sshivani. I guess the god-woman got lucky, thanks to her spiritual setting. :P
And WTF were these dudes doing on stage? Not even worth mentioning their Bigg Boss news bulletin. Even Salman was forcing himself to look amused.
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