Bigg Boss 20 promo hints at Rhiti Tiwari’s possible return


Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai

Mumbai, Oct 3: The latest Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar promo has hinted at a possible twist following the sudden mid-week eviction of Rhiti Tiwari, daughter of actor-politician Manoj Tiwari.

In the new promo, host Salman Khan addresses Rhiti’s eviction and questions the housemates about their decision. His comments appear to hint at the possibility of Rhiti returning to the reality show, although the promo does not confirm whether she will re-enter the house.

Rhiti was evicted during a mid-week episode after captaincy contenders Mahhi Vij, Yung DSA and Uditi Singh were given a special “vardaan” that allowed them to take away the lifeline of a contestant. The trio collectively chose Rhiti, who had already lost her first life in the game, forcing her to leave the show midway through her journey.

The decision left several housemates emotional.

The October 3 Weekend Ka Vaar promo has further fuelled speculation about Rhiti’s future in the show. Sharing the promo on X, JioHotstar Reality wrote, “Aaye haaye aye, jo gaya kya woh wapas aaye?” The promo does not reveal whether Rhiti will actually return or whether Salman is teasing another twist in the game.

Rhiti's journey on Bigg Boss 20 had also attracted attention following clashes with fellow contestants, including Uditi Singh. Salman had earlier criticised her performance in a diss battle task, describing it as the “worst diss ever”.

Bigg Boss 20 streams daily on JioHotstar at 9 pm and airs on Colors TV at 10.30 pm.

 

 

  

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