Salman Khan Roasts Donald Trump Over Nobel Peace Prize Ambitions on Bigg Boss 19: 'The Ones Spreading the Most Trouble Want the Peace Prize'

Salman Khan was in full savage mode during the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 19. Hosting the show on Saturday night, the Bollywood superstar didn’t hold back as he addressed the ongoing drama inside the Bigg Boss house. True to form, Salman had some sharp words for the contestants — but this time, even a world leader wasn’t spared.

As the housemates continued their usual chaos — petty fights, backstabbing, and fake peacemaking — Salman called out their double standards. But then, in a moment that got everyone talking, he shifted gears and took a not-so-subtle swipe at global politics.

"Ye kya ho raha hai poori duniya me. Jo sabse zyada trouble phaila rahe hain, unhi ko peace prize chahiye," he said. Translation: "What’s going on in the world? The ones causing the most trouble are the ones demanding peace prizes."

While he didn’t mention any names, it was clear who he was talking about — former US President Donald Trump. Over the past year, Trump has claimed to have "resolved" several global conflicts, from India-Pakistan to Israel-Palestine, despite those involved denying any such progress. Nonetheless, his supporters have floated his name for a Nobel Peace Prize — and Salman wasn’t having any of it.

The moment quickly went viral. Clips of Salman’s sly dig spread across social media all weekend. On Twitter, one user joked, "Salman watches the news? I could have never guessed." Reddit users also had a field day, with one post titled: “Salman bhai taking a dig at Trump in BB” getting a wave of amused reactions. One user wrote, "This is some impeccable work from Bhai," while another quipped, "Waiting for Trump to respond lmao."

Meanwhile, Salman continues to juggle hosting Bigg Boss 19 with his upcoming film Battle of Galwan. The war drama, directed by Apoorva Lakhia, is based on the real-life Galwan Valley clash between Indian and Chinese troops. Salman was recently seen flying out to Ladakh for the shoot. As per sources, he plans to host Bigg Boss for about three months before taking a break to finish the film.

But for now, it’s clear: Salman’s not just keeping an eye on the house — he’s watching the world too, and he’s got thoughts.