Farrhana Bhatt recalls the traumatic Weekend Ka Vaar moment that made her consider quitting Bigg Boss 19.
Reality-show finalist opens up about the emotional breakdown that almost made her walk out during a heated Weekend Ka Vaar.
As reported by Pinkvilla, Bigg Boss 19 runner-up Farrhana Bhatt revealed she felt “traumatized” after host Salman Khan confronted her over her foul language, leading her to consider quitting the show. According to sources, her reaction has sparked renewed fan debates about bias, fairness, and mental pressure inside the Bigg Boss house.
Key Points
Farrhana Bhatt says she almost left Bigg Boss 19 after Salman Khan reprimanded her.
Claims she was “traumatized” during the dictionary incident.
Says she alone was repeatedly questioned for foul language.
Fans are divided, with some calling it bias and others terming it accountability.
Opens up about pressure, emotional toll, and feeling targeted.
Mumbai (Star Struck Times) —Bigg Boss 19 finalist Farrhana Bhatt has spoken out about the emotional moment that pushed her to the verge of leaving the reality show, revealing that a harsh reprimand by Salman Khan during Weekend Ka Vaar left her “so traumatized” she wanted to walk out in Week 11. The actress opened up during an exclusive sit-down with Pinkvilla, sparking widespread debate among viewers and former contestants.
In the interview, Farrhana explained that the confrontation stemmed from her use of foul language during a heated fight in the house. The situation escalated when Salman Khan brought out a dictionary containing her controversial words and instructed her to read them aloud. The moment went viral, drawing intense discussion on social media about on-screen accountability and show dynamics.
Farrhana recounted the incident with mixed disbelief and regret, saying she initially didn’t understand why the dictionary was created. She admitted her mistake, acknowledging she was extremely angry at the time. “I literally read it, and I was laughing while reading. But yes, it was my fault that weekend,” she said, reflecting on the moment.
The actress expressed frustration that she seemed to be singled out for language that, according to her, multiple contestants used regularly. “When 10 people say the same word, nothing happens. But the moment I use it, a fire starts on the weekend. Suddenly, another dictionary comes out,” she said, adding that this pattern made her feel unfairly targeted inside the house.
Fans online have echoed this sentiment, with one viewer commenting, “Farrhana was grilled way more than others — the bias was visible.” Another critic, however, argued the opposite, saying, “It’s Bigg Boss; if you say something extreme, you face the heat. That’s the game.”
Farrhana shared that Week 11 was the breaking point. She recalled waking up happy that weekend, convinced she wouldn’t be scolded again. But when the second dictionary surfaced, the emotional weight became too heavy. “I was so traumatized. I felt like — bas, nahi karna mujhe. I want to leave this house. It was too much for me,” she stated.
Her candid disclosure adds a new layer to the ongoing discussion on mental health in reality shows, especially high-pressure formats like Bigg Boss, where contestants often face emotional extremes, public scrutiny, and unpredictable tasks.
The audience reaction has been swift, with discussions trending across multiple platforms. Many viewers have applauded her honesty, calling her statement a reflection of the unseen struggles inside the house. Others believe such confrontations are part of the show’s established format and help maintain discipline.
With this revelation, the Bigg Boss community is once again debating the intensity of Weekend Ka Vaar sessions, fairness toward contestants, and the psychological impact of being constantly monitored.
In the end, Farrhana’s experience highlights the emotional challenges contestants face behind the drama and entertainment, reminding fans that reality TV often comes with real consequences for those living it.
FAQs
Q1: Did Farrhana Bhatt really plan to quit Bigg Boss 19? Yes. She said she seriously considered walking out during Week 11 after feeling “traumatized” by Salman Khan’s reprimand.
Q2: Why did Salman Khan scold her? He confronted her for using foul and aggressive language during a fight, presenting a dictionary of her controversial words.
Q3: Was Farrhana the only contestant using such language? According to her, many contestants used similar words but she was the one repeatedly questioned.
Q4: How are fans reacting? Fans are divided — some feel she was targeted, while others believe the criticism was justified.
Q5: Is she still in touch with Salman Khan? She did not comment on her post-show communication with him.
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