The latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Bodss 19 brought some sharp words from host Salman Khan in the latest episode. After a record-breaking first week, Salman didn’t hold back, giving advice and criticism to the contestants. This time, his words went beyond the house, taking a subtle dig at a world leader.
Salman Khan MOCKS Donald Trump In Bigg Boss 19
During the episode, Salman talked about the fights and disagreements among the contestants. He pointed out how some acted like peacekeepers while actually causing more trouble. At one point, he said, “Ye kya ho raha hai poori duniya me. Jo sabse zyada trouble phaila rahe hain, unhi ko peace prize chahiye (What is happening worldwide? Those who are spreading trouble want the peace prize for themselves).”
Although he didn’t name anyone, the comment seemed like a jab at US President Donald Trump. Recently, Trump has claimed to mediate international conflicts, including India-Pakistan and Israel-Palestine disputes. While the parties involved have dismissed his claims, some supporters have used them to argue for a Nobel Peace Prize for Trump.
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Aaj toh Salman ne Trump ki bhi leli
— Indic Opinion (@IndicOpinion) September 6, 2025
"Puri duniya mein jo sabse zyada trouble faila rahe hain, unko hi peace prize chahiye" #BiggBoss19 #SalmanKhan pic.twitter.com/HCXoBhfSJB
Salman’s remark quickly went viral on social media. Fans loved the wit, with many sharing reactions on Reddit. One user joked, “Ab Bhai ke films ki tareef nahi, sirf Tariffs lagegi.” Another said, “Waiting for Trump to respond lmao.”
A third user added, “He is a nobel man with Nobel soch.”
Salman Khan’s Current Projects
Salman continues hosting Bigg Boss 19, which began last month. Sources say he will host the show for three months before taking a break for other commitments. He is also busy shooting his next film, Battle of Galwan, directed by Apoorva Lakhia.
The movie is based on the real-life Galwan Valley clash between Indian and Chinese armies. Salman was recently spotted flying from Mumbai to Ladakh for the shoot, adding to the excitement around the war drama.
