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Salman Khan to skip Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar, Rohit Shetty steps in

Bigg Boss 20 viewers will see a different face in the host’s chair this weekend. During the Sunday, October 18 episode, Salman Khan told contestants he won’t be presenting the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar, and that director Rohit Shetty will take charge in his place. Salman gave no reason on air for stepping away. However, reports suggest earlier professional commitments are keeping him from the…

Salman Khan to skip Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar, Rohit Shetty steps in

In a surprising turn of events, Bigg Boss 20 viewers are set to witness Rohit Shetty hosting the upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar on October 18, following Salman Khan's announcement that he won't be presenting the segment. While Salman did not provide a reason for his absence, reports suggest that he has professional commitments preventing him from joining the shoot.

Known for his work in blockbuster films like Singham, Simmba, and Chennai Express, Rohit Shetty has also hosted multiple seasons of the stunt-based show Khatron Ke Khiladi. This guest appearance on Bigg Boss comes shortly after he completed the 15th season of the series. Salman Khan has recently found himself at the center of controversy as well.

On October 19, actor Tiger Shroff was targeted by three armed attackers who opened fire on him. In a threatening social media post, the attackers claimed responsibility, identifying themselves as Anil Pandit with the help of accomplice Harman Sandhu. The post warned that anyone disregarding the gang or working with Salman Khan could face similar consequences.

The message also targeted rival groups, accusing them of using the gang's name for publicity and threatening violent retaliation.

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