For those following Bigg Boss Season 19, the last Weekend Ka Vaar turned emotional as host Salman Khan lost his cool. He reacted strongly after Kunickaa’s younger son appeared and spoke about her struggles and the harsh remarks made against her.
Farhana had earlier called Kunickaa a flop actress, which Salman said could happen to anyone. He reminded everyone that such language is not civilised. Yet, Kunickaa herself was later seen saying hurtful things to Tanya Mittal, sparking fresh controversy.
Bigg Boss often thrives on heated exchanges, and these dramatic moments push its TRP higher. But with changing OTT audiences, especially younger viewers, sensitivity has grown. They expect contestants to know which lines should never be crossed.
When Kunickaa targeted Tanya’s upbringing, audiences quickly turned against her. Many felt memes and playful moments are fine, but personal attacks on family are unacceptable. Viewers even labelled this behaviour as a Boomer attitude, unfit for national television.
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