Bigg Boss 19: Salman Khan addresses Amaal Mallik’s remark for Ashnoor during his physical fight with Abhishek Bajaj; calls Kunickaa Sadanand ‘fasad ki jad’ |

Bigg Boss 19 which kick-started on August 24 has been witnessing numerous ugly fights. In the recent episode, Abhishek Bajaj and Amaal Mallik got into a physical altercation after the latter made a comment against Ashnoor Kaur. Amaal was accused of making a derogatory comment against Ashnoor by Kunickaa. While Amaal refused to accept, Kunickaa also stayed firm that she heard him saying the inappropriate words.Now, in the recently released promo of the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar, Salman Khan is seen supporting Amaal and calling out Kunickaa Sadanand. He can be seen strongly bashing her in the clip. The promo begins with Salman asking Amaal about the statement he made against Ashnoor, to which the singer-composer replies, “Ashnoor ko kuch bolo toh Bajaj ko sursuri lag jaati hai.”

But Kunickaa intervenes and points out that Amaal had actually said, “Usmein sursuri lag jaati hai.” At this, Salman Khan loses his patience and tells the veteran actress, “Your respect is in your own hands.” He further schools her, saying, “You are repeating your mistakes again and again. Get some maturity back, yaar. Puri musibat ki jad Kunickaa ji hai. This is the fact.” When Kunickaa tries to speak, Salman interrupts her.For the uninitiated, during the captaincy task Amaal and Abhishek got into a fight after Amaal indulged in headbutt. The housemates intervened and took them away from each other. Later, it was Kunickaa, who informed the housemates that Amaal had made a derogatory comment against Ashnoor. In another promo, Salman Khan takes Abhishek Bajaj to task for his aggressive behavior, criticizing him for using words like “Paltu Kutta” and saying “patta pehne ka time ho gaya” for Amaal and Shehbaz Badeshah. In the middle of Salman’s reprimand, Amaal suddenly gets up and starts shouting at Kunickaa Sadanand. Salman immediately stops him and then goes back to pulling up Abhishek, saying, “The stuff Bajaj is doing, Bajaj should be bajaoed.”