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Rohit Shetty to host Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar as Salman Khan steps away

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Salman Khan will not host the next Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20 because of prior commitments. Rohit Shetty has been brought in as the replacement host. He has filled in for Khan in earlier seasons, so the move is a familiar one. Social media users have responded with considerable interest to Shetty's return to the stage. The most recent episode also saw Aman Gandhi eliminated in an emotional moment that left several contestants visibly affected.

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