Rahul Vaidya returns to Bigg Boss

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Dec 15, 2020 IST

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With a host of new challengers, the Bigg Boss house is charged up these days. The Weekend Ka Vaar episode saw Salman Khan giving interesting tasks to the housemates. Meanwhile, Rahul Vaidya, who had made an exit from the show, is back. The singer faced Salman Khan’s tough questions on his unceremonious exit.

Rahul tried his best to respond to Salman when the Dabangg actor asked if he had faked homesickness. Salman also questioned Rahul that how the people, who voted for him, can trust him now after he left the show on a whim?

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