‘Aap Dolly Bindra Ban Gayi’: Salman Khan Schools Rhiti Tiwari Over Her Language, Reminds Her Of Manoj Tiwari’s Bigg Boss 4 Stint
In the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20 , Salman Khan called out Rhiti Tiwari over her use of abusive language during the diss battle. However, what grabbed attention was Salman’s comparison between Rhiti and her father, Manoj Tiwari , who was also a contestant on the reality show. Salman even told Rhiti that she had started behaving more like former contestant Dolly Bindra than Manoj’s…
In the Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20, Salman Khan confronted Rhiti Tiwari for her use of abusive language during a diss battle. Noticing the comparison between Rhiti and her father, Manoj Tiwari, who had previously been a contestant on the show, Salman remarked that Rhiti had started acting more like former contestant Dolly Bindra rather than being Manoj's daughter.
He emphasized that her words could potentially impact not only herself but also her father and family outside of the show. Salman questioned Rhiti about the implication of her statement, "Mere papa hote toh dekh lete," asking what she meant by it and who would witness it - Manoj, an actor, politician, or public figure. He reminded her that her father is now a public figure, and her language on national television could have repercussions for him.
Salman also brought up his grandmother's comment during his own season, suggesting that her grandmother could also be watching the show. He then told Rhiti that she was now no longer just the daughter of Manoj Tiwari but also a "Dolly" in the house. Salman criticized her aggressive behavior and questioned her claim that her father would have seen Qazi Touqeer during the argument, stating that he doesn't watch Qazi's songs and that his father, being a public figure, is an actor, politician, and even a three-time MP.
Through his interactions, Salman aimed to teach Rhiti the importance of mindful language and the impact it can have on her family, especially her father, who holds a public profile.
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