On the latest episode of Bigg Boss Weekend Ka Vaar, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan took a moment to acknowledge the resilience and generosity of the Sikh community while highlighting the severe floods that have ravaged Punjab.
During his address, Salman praised the community for embodying the principle of sewa (selfless service) and reminded viewers that Punjab, known as the food basket of India, is now itself struggling with a devastating natural calamity. “The Sikh community, who taught us the meaning of sewa, and Punjab, which feeds people, is facing devastating floods; we are also contributing to flood relief,” he said.
Linking the discussion to a recent incident inside the Bigg Boss house, Salman referenced the moment when contestant Farhana Bhatt accidentally dropped Poha on the floor, which fellow housemate Baseer Ali then picked up. He used the example to emphasize the value of food, especially at a time when many in Punjab are struggling to access basic necessities due to widespread flood damage.
His remarks not only guided the contestants to reflect on respecting food but also served as a reminder to the wider audience about the importance of supporting relief efforts in Punjab.
The state continues to grapple with one of its most destructive floods in decades, with lives lost and thousands of villages severely affected. Celebrities, organizations, and individuals across the country have been coming forward to extend their help, reinforcing the spirit of unity during this humanitarian crisis.
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