
'Bigg Boss': Shilpa Shirodkar defends Salman amid Amaal bias accusations
07 Oct 2025
Shilpa Shirodkar, a former contestant of Bigg Boss, has defended host Salman Khan amid accusations of bias toward Amaal Mallik on Bigg Boss 19.
The controversy erupted after Khan's reprimand of Ashnoor Kaur, Abhishek Bajaj, and Kunickaa Sadanand during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode.
In an interview with Telly Chakkar, Shirodkar called Khan a fair and responsible host who takes care of "18 unknown people."
'It's unfair to say that Salman is biased'
Shirodkar's defense
Shirodkar said, "I don't think it's fair to say that Salman is biased. Because he is not. It's his show. How can he be unfair?"
She added, "Hum log weekend pe rukte the ki Salman aake humko guide kare, kuch bataye (We used to wait for the weekends just to have Salman come and guide us)."
Shirodkar said it's impossible to please everyone
Shirodkar's praise
Shirodkar further emphasized that Khan also has his own perspective, which may not always align with the audience's views.
She said, "If someone seems right or wrong from his point of view, and that doesn't match your thought process, then you'll say he's biased?"
"But it's unfair to say that he is biased. He has hosted the show fabulously for so many years. He is a fabulous host."
What happened between Mallik and Bajaj?
Details
Last week, during the captaincy task, Mallik got into a spat with Kaur, which led to her close friend on the show, Bajaj, stepping in to take matters into his own hands.
Mallik in response told Bajaj, "When it comes to Ashnoor, isme (Bajaj) sursuri lag jati hai."
This led to a huge fight after the singer's comments were misinterpreted to be sexual toward Kaur. Khan addressed this fight later.
Fans can watch the show on Jiohotstar and Colors TV.
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