Bigg Boss 11: SsHivani Durga in a still from the show (Image courtesy: ColorsTV)
Highlights
- Arshi was declared the winner of the sultani akhada round
- Rithvik and Ravi were the special guests at the Bigg Boss 11 house
- Vikas apologised to Hina for the fights
The Sunday's episode of
Bigg Boss 11 Weekend Ka Vaar was an interesting one and it began with a major twist. Soon after the episode aired, host Salman Khan, interacted with the housemates and announced that Shilpa Shinde and Arshi Khan, the ex-friends, will have to immediately leave the house. They were shocked to learn about the decision, but... later Salman asked them to leave the house and go to the
sultani akhada for a wrestling match. In the first round, both Shilpa and Arshi had to justify why they are more deserving and in the second round, they had to push each other outside the
sultani akhada. After three rounds, Arshi was declared the winner.
The Diwali-special segmentTV actors Rithvik Dhanjani and Ravi Dubey were the special guests at the
Bigg Boss 11 house on Sunday. Bigg Boss had hosted a Diwali-special sale and Rithvik and Ravi had to shop from there. Hina Khan was happy to see both of them. The trio were a part of reality show
Khatron Ke Khiladi 8, which was replaced by
Bigg Boss 11 after the finale.
The housemates were given different items to sell and they had to convince and impress Rithvik and Ravi to buy them. Arshi had to sell Shilpa
jalebi while Hina put Vikas
dhol on sale.
After they leave the house,
Vikas apologised to Hina for all the fights and said that they should be 'friends' again.
Rithvik and Ravi also met Salman on stage and entertained the audiences.
The PadosisSalman Khan reprimanded the
padosis after Vikas revealed that they performing a task and are not relatives actually. Salman told the
padosis that they will no longer be safe from the eliminations and will have to face Bigg Boss' punishment for not completing the task.
The EvictionsSsHivani Durga got eliminated from
Bigg Boss 11 while Sapna Chaudhary and Jyoti Kumari were declared safe.