Bigg Boss 20: Daily Discussion Thread- 26th Sept 2026 WKV- Page 149

Originally posted by: Tiddlii

Yeh rhiti ka step dad kuch poll woll khol raha hai about her personal life. Whatever it is, but looks like he wants to get into the show thats why he is doing all that bs, ppl are supporting him in reels ki tum WC bankar jao blah blah. ghatiyapan ki hadhh hoti hai.

Abb Manoj Tiwari ki sautan ko handle karna padega ye toh next level nepotism hai bhai

Waise I saw few glimpses of GK's vlog. GK and ashnoor still seems to have a great bond. Also I must say the ganpati murtis in Mumbai are🔥. I wish I can celebrate ganesh chaturthi for once in Mumbai

Originally posted by: JaggatJug

Waise kinginthenorth lambe lambe qaseede likhte rehta hai ke BB biased hai iske liye ya uske liye lekin ab jab isko favorite gang ke members ko BB khule aam support kar raha hai toh abhi chup betha hai.

can you explain why has BB given back all the arzi chelas their lifelines whereas everyone in Badshah gang have lost theirs? How is it a fair and a clean show? Just because Qazi and his friends are getting favored toh ab sab kuch fair hai. At least be honest about favoritism.

I challenge nalla BB to kick out all the members of Baadshah gang next week and we'll see how this nalla show survives. Koi bhi yeh show nahi dekhega, haramyada BB and the makers.

Bhai main maker nai hoon mujhe bolne se kuch badalna nai hai unke handles pe jaa ke bolo yeh sab 😂

Aur meri posts dobarah parh lo mein toh shuru se bol raha hoon favoritism chal rahi hai but mera waala is baar bacha hua hai toh mujhe ghanta farak nai parh raha 😂

Aur kyun khush no hoon bhai itne saalo se makers meray waalo ki maarta aaraha hai aur meri jalata ja raha hai toh ab finally mujhe us cheez se break mili toh mein khushiyan toh manao ga na 🤪🤣

Originally posted by: Kinginthenorth9

Here's what AI says "

Yes, Bigg Boss, MTV Roadies, and MTV Splitsvilla share a tight network of connections production-wise, ranging from shared corporate parentage and overlapping production houses to a massive crossover ecosystem of creators and contestants.

The primary production links between the three mega-franchises include:

1. The Banijay Connection (Production Houses)

• Bigg Boss: The show is famously produced by Endemol Shine India, which is owned by Banijay.
• Roadies and Splitsvilla: While these shows are primarily associated with Colosceum Media, Banijay Asia has stepped in to produce seasons of Roadies (such as Roadies 19: Karm Ya Kaand). Because Banijay oversees these entities, the macro-level production resources, standard reality TV blueprints, and strategic planning overlap at the top corporate tier. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

2. The Broadcast & Streaming Umbrella (JioStar)

All three shows exist under the exact same broadcasting family. Roadies and Splitsvilla air on MTV India, while Bigg Boss airs on Colors TV. As sister channels under the massive JioStar joint venture, the creative producers and programming executives who oversee unscripted content manage all three IPs under one master catalog. [1, 2, 3, 4]

3. Overlapping Creative Teams

The creative architects who built the foundations of these shows are closely connected. For example, Raghu Ram and Rajiv Lakshman-the twins who famously created and served as executive producers for the modern formats of Roadies and Splitsvilla-have also lent their reality TV expertise behind the scenes or as guest masterminds across the broader network ecosystem, including projects tied to Bigg Boss alumni. [1, 2, 3]

4. The Contestant "Talent Pipeline"

From a talent production standpoint, Roadies and Splitsvilla act as the official scouting ground for Bigg Boss. Production teams actively use the MTV shows to test how contestants handle pressure, drama, and tasks before graduating them to the prime-time slot of Bigg Boss. [1]

ShowCommon Casting Trajectory Example
MTV RoadiesContestants build a fanbase and prove their competitive grit (e.g., Prince Narula, Baseer Ali, Kushal Tanwar).
MTV SplitsvillaContestants pivot to testing their romantic and interpersonal strategy.
Bigg BossThe ultimate destination where the production network capitalizes on their established fanbases for maximum reality TV drama."

God bless AI 🤣

I think I'm not aligned with my beloved DDT on yesterday's WKW - I didn't find it as satisfying as everyone else seems to have.

Bajani hain toh sahi se bajao - yeh kya pyaar se "samjha-oing" - and Sallu kept giving that unkempt gundi and others a get outta jail free card by jumping from topic to topic beech beech mein when they couldn't justify themselves. At the very least Tiwari ki beti should've not been allowed to dodge accountability for outright lying and dumping baseless accusations simply because she dislikes Qazi.

Baaki, I think the whole "Yung's growth is being stilted by his group" rhetoric is designed to get Sadhana Cut outta the shadows - koi toh chahiye na opposite Qazi in the story arc - and that sure as hell ain't gonna be Tiwari ki beti.

Mahi, Aman, Arishfa are all various levels of jidhar wazan udhar bhajan - but I don't think this should much impact Qazi - this is where he differs from Sadhana Cut, for example - where the latter is willing to forego right and wrong for friendship, Qazi sticks to what he thinks is right - and doesn't change that, even if he forgives and forgets too quickly in my view.

Which brings me to why I do think he'll sustain a positive arc to the finale - because despite his flighty antics he has substance. I don't think any comparisons to Tanya aka Chambal ki Rani are relevant - she was a fraud, with that being the entirety of the personality she displayed on the show - Qazi is dramatic and eccentric, but with a personality that comes across genuine to the audience - he is endearing, which Tanya could not be because none of her came across authentic.

I don't think it's fair to expect perfection from Qazi given how quickly he's risen in BB popularity and because Sallu seems to like him. He'll make mistakes like the next person - but how impactful they are should only be based on how unforgivable they are. I think he'll be fine, but let's see - famous last words and all.

Also - Chinga tune toh Asif ji ke sold laga diye. Aur kuch ho na ho weekend pe, Asif ji ka pele jana confirmed che

Originally posted by: SP2684

I think I'm not aligned with my beloved DDT on yesterday's WKW - I didn't find it as satisfying as everyone else seems to have.

Bajani hain toh sahi se bajao - yeh kya pyaar se "samjha-oing" - and Sallu kept giving that unkempt gundi and others a get outta jail free card by jumping from topic to topic beech beech mein when they couldn't justify themselves. At the very least Tiwari ki beti should've not been allowed to dodge accountability for outright lying and dumping baseless accusations simply because she dislikes Qazi.

Baaki, I think the whole "Yung's growth is being stilted by his group" rhetoric is designed to get Sadhana Cut outta the shadows - koi toh chahiye na opposite Qazi in the story arc - and that sure as hell ain't gonna be Tiwari ki beti.

Mahi, Aman, Arishfa are all various levels of jidhar wazan udhar bhajan - but I don't think this should much impact Qazi - this is where he differs from Sadhana Cut, for example - where the latter is willing to forego right and wrong for friendship, Qazi sticks to what he thinks is right - and doesn't change that, even if he forgives and forgets too quickly in my view.

Which brings me to why I do think he'll sustain a positive arc to the finale - because despite his flighty antics he has substance. I don't think any comparisons to Tanya aka Chambal ki Rani are relevant - she was a fraud, with that being the entirety of the personality she displayed on the show - Qazi is dramatic and eccentric, but with a personality that comes across genuine to the audience - he is endearing, which Tanya could not be because none of her came across authentic.

I don't think it's fair to expect perfection from Qazi given how quickly he's risen in BB popularity and because Sallu seems to like him. He'll make mistakes like the next person - but how impactful they are should only be based on how unforgivable they are. I think he'll be fine, but let's see - famous last words and all.

Also - Chinga tune toh Asif ji ke sold laga diye. Aur kuch ho na ho weekend pe, Asif ji ka pele jana confirmed che

Babe how dare you forget to tag me?

Originally posted by: SP2684

I think I'm not aligned with my beloved DDT on yesterday's WKW - I didn't find it as satisfying as everyone else seems to have.

Bajani hain toh sahi se bajao - yeh kya pyaar se "samjha-oing" - and Sallu kept giving that unkempt gundi and others a get outta jail free card by jumping from topic to topic beech beech mein when they couldn't justify themselves. At the very least Tiwari ki beti should've not been allowed to dodge accountability for outright lying and dumping baseless accusations simply because she dislikes Qazi.

Baaki, I think the whole "Yung's growth is being stilted by his group" rhetoric is designed to get Sadhana Cut outta the shadows - koi toh chahiye na opposite Qazi in the story arc - and that sure as hell ain't gonna be Tiwari ki beti.

Mahi, Aman, Arishfa are all various levels of jidhar wazan udhar bhajan - but I don't think this should much impact Qazi - this is where he differs from Sadhana Cut, for example - where the latter is willing to forego right and wrong for friendship, Qazi sticks to what he thinks is right - and doesn't change that, even if he forgives and forgets too quickly in my view.

Which brings me to why I do think he'll sustain a positive arc to the finale - because despite his flighty antics he has substance. I don't think any comparisons to Tanya aka Chambal ki Rani are relevant - she was a fraud, with that being the entirety of the personality she displayed on the show - Qazi is dramatic and eccentric, but with a personality that comes across genuine to the audience - he is endearing, which Tanya could not be because none of her came across authentic.

I don't think it's fair to expect perfection from Qazi given how quickly he's risen in BB popularity and because Sallu seems to like him. He'll make mistakes like the next person - but how impactful they are should only be based on how unforgivable they are. I think he'll be fine, but let's see - famous last words and all.

Also - Chinga tune toh Asif ji ke sold laga diye. Aur kuch ho na ho weekend pe, Asif ji ka pele jana confirmed che

Main kuch read hi nhi kar paayi after unkempt Gundi. Itni hassi