The Blame Game: Salman Khan Unpacks Bigg Boss's Latest Heartbreak

Well, what a weekend it’s been in the Bigg Boss 17 house, wouldn’t you say? It seems the drama, as always, reached a fever pitch, particularly during the always-tense Weekend Ka Vaar episode. And honestly, it’s Salman Khan, the man himself, who yet again had to step in, playing both judge and jury, to unpack some rather raw emotions and, more importantly, assign some very pointed blame. This time around, it was the surprising eviction of Rinku Dhawan that really set the stage for a dramatic confrontation, with Salman making it unequivocally clear where he felt the responsibility lay.

You see, Rinku Dhawan, who had been a significant presence, was shown the door—a development that left many, including, it seems, Salman himself, questioning the dynamics at play. And for once, Salman didn't mince words, directly pointing his finger at two specific housemates: Abhishek Kumar and Isha Malviya. "Aapki wajah se (because of you)," he declared, making it sound quite a bit like a personal indictment, suggesting their actions had a direct, undeniable impact on Rinku’s departure. It was a moment of raw truth, really, cutting through all the usual housemate squabbles.

But why, you might ask? What exactly led to this blame game? Well, it all ties back to a particularly nasty spat, a truly ugly scene, between Abhishek Kumar and Samarth Jurel. And in the middle of it all was Isha Malviya, adding fuel to the fire, as she often does. This wasn’t just a simple argument; it was a deeply charged confrontation, spilling over into personal attacks and, frankly, some rather uncalled-for aggression. Salman, clearly exasperated, zeroed in on Abhishek’s persistent aggression, which, let’s be real, has been a recurring theme. "You are too aggressive," he stated, almost as a matter of fact, highlighting how this behavior wasn't just problematic for Abhishek, but, crucially, for the entire house environment.

And it wasn't just Abhishek receiving a dressing-down. Isha Malviya, his ex-girlfriend, also found herself in the hot seat. Salman didn’t hold back, suggesting that Isha's interventions and general behavior were nothing short of instigation. She, too, played a part in escalating situations, he implied, making the environment far more volatile than it needed to be. In essence, both of them were accused of creating an atmosphere where genuine connections and peaceful coexistence seemed to be an afterthought, replaced instead by constant friction.

Of course, the housemates, as they always do, watched this unfolding drama with a mix of apprehension and, one imagines, a bit of schadenfreude. Other contestants like Ankita Lokhande, Vicky Jain, Aishwarya Sharma, and Neil Bhatt were also in the nomination line-up for eviction—but Rinku was the one who ultimately faced the axe. It makes you wonder, doesn’t it, about the ripple effect of every argument, every raised voice, every strategic move within those four walls. Because, in truth, every action, every reaction, truly has its consequences in the Bigg Boss house. And this weekend, those consequences hit hard, leaving us all to ponder: who's really to blame when a housemate's journey ends abruptly?