Mumbai, Oct 25 (NationPress) In the recent episode of Bigg Boss season 19's Weekend Ka Vaar, a dramatic confrontation unfolded as host Salman Khan challenged contestant Mridul Tiwari, who was defending his position against Tanya Mittal. Salman exposed what he described as a distorted narrative circulating within the house.

Standing firmly by Tanya, Salman clarified that her actions towards Mridul were driven by genuine friendship rather than manipulation. He pointed out that Mridul had misconstrued Tanya's intentions, painting her as someone who was scheming and deceitful in the eyes of the other contestants.

According to Salman, Tanya’s efforts were aimed solely at helping Mridul gain visibility in the game, but Mridul twisted the entire situation when discussing it with others, leaving housemates in shock, particularly those who had previously supported him while criticizing Tanya during the week’s confrontations.

Salman’s statements highlighted Mridul’s attempts to defend himself, which included questioning Salman and accusing Tanya of being hypocritical and engaging in backbiting. However, Salman delivered a powerful rebuttal, asking if Mridul had ever spoken negatively about others in the house. He hinted that revealing what Mridul had said about his close friend Gaurav Khanna would leave everyone equally astounded.

For context, a misunderstanding between Tanya Mittal and her close friend Neelam Giri escalated, becoming a source of anger and gossip throughout the house. Contestants, including Neelam, were seen targeting Tanya, blaming her for Neelam's emotional distress.

Tanya was visibly distressed to see her close friends, Amaal Malik and Mridul Tiwari, turn against her, labeling her as an attention-seeker and insincere, leading to mockery. Furthermore, Tanya felt increasingly isolated as the other contestants chose to distance themselves and refrain from engaging with her.

–IANS