Bigg Boss 17 continues to reveal more complex truths and aspects about its contestants, making each episode increasingly intense. This weekend, filmmaker Karan Johar made a comeback to the Bigg Boss house, shouldering the responsibilities of Weekend Ka Vaar from Salman Khan, who had a prior commitment to fulfill. Following the usual tradition, the host assesses the behavior of the housemates throughout the week and provides his analysis. Undoubtedly, the task ahead poses a challenge for the 51-year-old filmmaker.
The episode kicks off with a face-off between Mannara Chopra and Anurag Dobhal, as they opt to clear the air between them. Mannara admonishes Vicky Jain, accusing him of using the divide-and-rule strategy among the housemates—an accusation that Anurag denies.
Shortly before KJo assumes the hosting duties, the day unfolds with a disagreement between Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain. Vicky shares his concern that his spouse is demeaning him in the presence of other housemates. Simultaneously, Khanzaadi and Abhishek Kumar express a desire to resolve their developing relationship before it intensifies further.
As the housemates gather with KJo to review the events of the past week, Karan promptly addresses Anurag's persistent complaints about wanting to leave the show. Seizing the moment, Karan emphasizes to the other house members that they are not meant to play the role of caretakers for Anurag.
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Moving on, Karan directs his attention towards Khanzaadi, swiftly scolding her for not adhering to the prescribed duties in the house. Without mincing his words, he also warns her against consistently faking illness as a means to evade her responsibilities as a housemate.
In the concluding moments of the episode, Karan took a moment to educate Abhishek Kumar on practicing what he preaches. He pointed out that while Abhishek often invokes the 'friendship' card with Munawar Faruqui, he fails to reciprocate the same loyalty when the situation is reversed.
