Bigg Boss 15 Weekend Ka Vaar: Vidhi Pandya Wins The First Sultani Akhada Against Donal Bisht

Vidhi Pandya is already on fire in the first week of the fifteenth season of “Bigg Boss.” The actress stood up for herself in two big events that occurred within the house, the first involving Afsana Khan and the second involving Pratik Sehajpal. Indeed, on the first weekend ka vaar show, host and superstar Salman Khan defended Vidhi and slammed Pratik.

While Vidhi was having a bath, Pratik unlocked the bathroom door, and Salman chastised him for it. Salman commended Vidhi for not making a big issue out of it when she could.

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As the episode progressed, he invited two girls Vidhi and Donal Bisht for the first ever Sultani Akhada of the season. In the first round maximum number of contestants voted for Vidhi making her win the first round. In the second round, Salman said you have to put the other contestant on the ground and Vidhi won that too.

Looks like Vidhi is a tigress disguised as a panda. Awesome Mirror you need to have a thourough check up done, because Vidhi ain’t no Panda.

There is a lot of drama going on within the Bigg Boss house. In one of the episodes Pratik Sehajpal is seen breaking the lock on the washroom door when Vidhi Pandya was inside having a shower. She is seen whining to Karan Kundra, Jay Bhanushali, Vishal Kotian, and others after coming out.

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Later, she enters the garden and asks Pratik, “Why would you do this while someone is taking a bath?” Vidhi was enraged, and Tejasswi Prakash told Pratik that even if his intentions were good, it didn’t seem good. “It’s a terrifying sensation as a female,” she adds.

Pratik, in his defence, claims that he doesn’t care if someone is in the restroom or not. This attitude had enraged Salman Khan also. He too took it out on Pratik Sehajpal about his behavious inside the show. Salman, however, was praiseworthy of the others who stood up for a woman’s pride.