Bigg Boss 19: Salman Khan labels Nehal Chudasama a ‘Vamp,’ asks, ‘Abhishek k alava aapko kuch dikhta hai?’

The latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 19 was anything but easy for Nehal, as Salman Khan came down strongly on her for what he called her selective outrage and lack of commitment in the game. The superstar made it clear that the audience is not fooled by unnecessary controversies and petty muddas, and that Nehal’s approach could eventually overshadow whatever potential she may have brought into the show.

Salman addresses Abhishek Bajaj picking up Farrhana’s issue:

Salman first addressed Nehal’s tendency to drag issues longer than necessary, with the Abhishek and Farhana incident being the biggest example. Despite Abhishek apologising multiple times and even touching Farhana’s feet to end the matter, Nehal continued to stretch the topic and fuel discussions. Salman reminded her that such behaviour was not going unnoticed, especially by viewers who can easily differentiate between genuine concerns and forced narratives. “People are laughing at the muddas you are trying to make. Do not think the audience is dumb. They know the difference between a natural issue and a fake one,” Salman said in a firm tone. He went a step further and bluntly told Nehal, “You are a nice looking girl, but with this behaviour, you are turning into a vamp because of what is inside you.”

The scolding did not stop there. Salman then highlighted Nehal’s inconsistent behaviour in the house, especially when it came to tasks. He pointed out how she backed out during the captaincy task the moment she was asked to make a gym related sacrifice. “Aapko har choti baat pe problem hoti hai. As soon as gym sacrifice karna tha, aap turant piche hat gayi,” Salman remarked.

You are a nice looking girl, but with this behaviour, you are turning into a vamp because of what is inside you.

- Salman Khan

Nehal is called a Vamp:

The host also reminded Nehal that her repeated habit of picking on small issues instead of focusing on the larger picture was damaging her game. “You do not see the bigger picture, you only pick on small issues. If you continue this way, it will overshadow your potential,” he warned. He further added that her personal comment on Tanya, which was unnecessary and unrelated to the game, was another sign that she was more interested in finding faults than actually playing with spirit. “Ye mudda aur bad breath aap door se hi dhund leti hai. No one would have made such a personal comment,” Salman said, making the house sit up in silence.

Salman also reminded her that tasks in Bigg Boss have historically stretched for two or three days because contestants fought tooth and nail to keep them alive. This time, however, the captaincy task ended in just two rounds, with no one raising their voice or showing fighting spirit. He was particularly disappointed that Nehal, who claims to be passionate about the game, did not step up when it mattered the most. “In Bigg Boss history, tasks have stretched across days because contestants had the jazba to fight it out. Here, it ended quickly, and none of you reacted. This shows how little seriousness you all had, and for you, Nehal, it proves you back out whenever the game demands real sacrifice,” Salman told her.

The housemates were left stunned as Salman delivered his sharp words, and Nehal herself was visibly shaken. What began as a routine Weekend Ka Vaar soon turned into a reality check, with the host making it clear that half hearted efforts, petty muddas, and selective outrage would not only damage individual journeys but also make a mockery of the game in front of the audience. For Nehal, the message was loud and clear. Unless she shifts her focus from trivial fights and personal digs to serious gameplay and commitment, her presence in the Bigg Boss 19 house will continue to draw criticism rather than support.