In this episode, the prominent Karan Johar graces the stage on COLORS’ Bigg Boss Weekend Ka Vaar. After a trolling session with Vicky Jain and Anurag Dobhal, Karan turns his attention to Ankita Lokhande and Inquire about her friendship with Munawar Faruqi. He asks her did she take a step back in her friendship with Munawar because he is close to Mannara Chopra. Ankita, who is known for her emotional depth, responds by expressing that she is a very emotional person in her life. However, Karan replies to Ankita by saying that people have only heard such sentiments from her, but they haven’t witnessed the same in her actions. Later, Ankita candidly discloses that her reason for distancing from Munawar stems from her possessiveness. Karan, says that this is honesty and encourages her to speak her truth boldly, and should not be fearing of anyone.
Amidst the lively banter between Karan and the housemates, Abhishek Kumar’s anger takes a drastic turn as he vents his frustration by crying out and banging on the door of the Dil Makaan. He Accuses Bigg Boss of making a mockery out of him. He questions Bigg Boss about the absence of discussing the matter related to him where he is right. Meanwhile, the housemates attempt to pacify Abhishek, assuring him that Bigg Boss will address the matter. Amidst the turmoil, Karan Johar steps in, asserting that Abhishek has consistently crossed boundaries in the house. Addressing Abhishek’s earlier reaction, Karan says the way he reacted earlier was not a normal reaction and will not justify what he is trying to say. Abhishek, in turn, directs a pointed query at Karan, and asks him why and where he is taking the point of the conversation. Tensions escalate as Karan, outrages and rebukes Abhishek, questioning him about his position to tell him when to speak and when to remain silent. The looming question remains: Will Bigg Boss listen to Abhishek’s question, or will his inquiry further stoke the flames of Karan’s anger?
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