Salman Khan turned the latest Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar into a pointed takedown of online trolling, calling out the way celebrities are mocked for their age, weight, looks, family and even motherhood. The sharp monologue instantly became one of the most talked-about moments from the episode, with viewers on social media linking his remarks to the recent trolling aimed at Katrina Kaif.
Salman Khan Takes On Trolling Culture
During the episode, Salman addressed the growing normalisation of personal attacks online and made it clear that such comments say more about the troll than the target. He said, “In every show, this age has become suddenly, ‘woh budha hogaya hai’. What do you want to troll? Uske wajan par, uske looks par, uske khaandaan par, kisi ke smile par, kisi ke flop par, kisi ke maa banne par, aap apni upbringing dikha rahe ho.”
He also acknowledged the age-related barbs aimed at him, saying, “Of course 60 saal ka hogaya hu yaar.” The moment stood out because Salman did not keep the conversation abstract. He framed trolling as a reflection of upbringing and manners, not wit, and his words landed with unusual force on a show that often thrives on confrontation.
Why Katrina Kaif’s Name Entered The Conversation
Salman did not mention Katrina Kaif directly, but one part of his statement drew immediate attention. His line about targeting someone over “kisi ke maa banne par” set off intense chatter online, especially after recent comments around Katrina’s appearance following a public outing with Vicky Kaushal. The conversation quickly widened, with many fans reading his speech as a broader pushback against how women are judged after childbirth. The episode also featured Salman going shirtless while confronting the constant scrutiny around his own appearance. He first joked that the look was for a film, then revealed a more personal reason behind it, saying, “Real reason is that a friend of mine passed away two months ago. And these people comment that he’s doing hair transplant and all.”
That emotional beat gave the segment an added sting, turning a viral TV moment into a larger commentary on how casually public figures are picked apart online.
Salman Khan’s Recent And Upcoming Work
The intensity of the Bigg Boss 20 moment also fed into a bigger truth about Salman’s public persona. Whether on television or on the big screen, he remains one of the industry’s most closely watched stars, which is why even a brief on-air rebuke can ripple far beyond the episode itself.
On the film front, Salman was last seen in Sikandar in 2025, directed by A.R. Murugadoss and co-starring Rashmika Mandanna. Before that, he made cameo appearances in Singham Again and Baby John in 2024, keeping his screen presence active even outside full-scale lead roles.
His next major film is Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, the war drama directed by Apoorva Lakhia. The project was earlier announced with the title Battle of Galwan before being officially retitled. He is currently shooting for Vamshi’s directorial tentatively titled Monster. With Bigg Boss 20 putting him back at the centre of conversation, both his television presence and film slate are drawing renewed attention.
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