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Bigg Boss 20 Day 28 Highlights: Mahhi Vij’s ‘Machchar’ Taunt Sparks Chaos, Mary Kom Faces A Shocking Game Twist

Bigg Boss 20 Day 28 Highlights: Mahhi Vij’s ‘Machchar’ Taunt Sparks Chaos, Mary Kom Faces A Shocking Game Twist
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Bigg Boss 20 Day 28 was filled with fights, taunts, fun, and lots of surprises when Salman Khan appeared on the show once again for the special Weekend Ka Vaar episode. The contestants indulged in heated arguments while doing the Mute task, as they asked questions related to their behaviour, beliefs, and even their friendships. Things soon took a personal turn in some of the comments that were made by the contestants, making the situation inside the house even tenser. The Bollywood element was brought by none other than Ayushmann Khurrana, Sara Ali Khan, and Veer Pahariya, along with singer Mika Singh, who came to meet Salman and the contestants.

Bigg Boss 20 Day 28: One ‘Machchar’ Remark Sparks A Major House Clash

The Mute game was shortly turned into an emotional situation where the participants were required to state the names of those housemates whose voice and opinion they found the most irritating. Yung DSA picked Mahhi Vij and asked her to explain why she always came to the defense of Qazi Touqeer in the arguments. With a little satire on her, he pointed out that the house required participants who can defend themselves and not just act like “lawyers.” Mahhi was also not lenient with Yung and picked him back, saying that he should have sorted things out and did not make a noise about everything. 

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 5, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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