Salman Khan returns to host the programme and is shocked by all the drama that occurred while he was away. Tina Dutta apologises to Shalin Bhanot and informs him that while he was celebrating Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia's victory, he was not there for her. Soundarya Sharma is a strong competitor, according to Tina, so she won't be booted out before her. After Archana Gautam becomes upset that Sajid Khan consumed her croissant, a fight breaks out between the two of them.

The names of the two contestants who they believe need guidance should be written down, according to Salman Khan. The most people choose Ankit and Sumbul. Salman then mentions Abdu as someone who hasn't yet created a fake relationship and asks the others to observe how he avoids doing so.

He mentions how Abdu maintained his integrity despite Archana encouraging him to become irate and cause a scene during the nominations. He says Archana believes fighting will result in her getting more footage. Sumbul is then informed that she is not seen at all, and he begs her to avoid casting a shadow over him. Ankit is reprimanded by him for avoiding attention, and he urges him to be more unique. Salman then asks why Nimrit was attacked because she chose Shiv over the ration but no one questioned Soundarya's decision to choose Gautam. Additionally, he tells Nimrit about what Soundarya claimed: that Nimrit is evolving into a new Sumbul. Salman tells him to just accept that he felt bad that she chose Shiv when Gautam tries to defend her decision. Accepting, Gautam. Salman keeps the identity of the evictee a secret and waits for Weekend ka Vaar to reveal who will be kicked out. Even though the statement she made wasn't hers to begin with—Karan Johar had said the same thing first—Nimrit allegedly displayed shock when Salman revealed it. In response to Gautam calling him paltu, Shalin confronts him.

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