Mumbai: In a deeply emotional episode of Bigg Boss 19, viewers witnessed a heartfelt reunion that left even host Salman Khan teary-eyed.
Actress Kunickaa Sadanand, who has been inside the house for several weeks, finally got the chance to meet her son during the much-awaited family week segment.
During the 'Weekend Ka Vaar' episode, Kunickaa was seen getting surprised as her son joined Salman on the stage, further expressing his pride in her performance.
"I love you so much, Mumma. You're killing it. The entire country is watching you. I am the luckiest man in the world," Ayaan told her, leaving Kunickaa highly emotional. He also added that how many people came forward to show support.
As soon as her son entered the house, Kunickaa broke down, rushing to embrace him. Their long, tight hug brought silence to the usually dramatic atmosphere of the Bigg Boss house.
In the episode, Ayaan also called out Farhana Bhatt for her recent comment about Kunickaa.
"You (Farhana) called my mother a flop actress and a flop lawyer. She was a small kid who just wanted a house, a good husband, kids, and happiness. She never got these from her parents. She was only 17 when she agreed to get married. The marriage didn't work, and her kid got kidnapped from a hill station. She got into the film industry to earn money and fight his case. She used to travel with that money and never managed to save anything. She fought the case and then finally met my brother after 12 years," he revealed, moving everyone to tears, including Salman Khan.
During the conversation, Salman Khan also showed support for Kunickaa and added, "You say such things like a 'flop actress', God hears everything. She now has two promising sons, and this is her achievement."
His words struck a chord not only with Kunickaa but also with fans across social media, who praised the actor for his heartfelt response.
The episode quickly became a talking point online, with viewers sharing clips and expressing how rare and touching it was to see Salman so emotional on screen.
For fans, the emotional highlight was a reminder that beyond all the fights and strategies, Bigg Boss is also about human connections that resonate with millions watching at home.
