Bigg Boss 15 day 73 preview: Salman Khan asks contestants to choose between parents and Rs 15 lakhs

Bigg Boss 15 host Salman Khan had promised the viewers that he would be a part of the Monday episode and he has not disappointed anyone. Salman even went a step ahead and entered the house to surprise the contestants. However, the host had something else, something more on his mind.

With his entry, Salman brought a task which was going to be one of the most difficult tasks the contestants had to go through. This time around, they got an opportunity to earn Rs. 15 lakhs through a task. The twist here is that they either earn the money or an opportunity to talk to their parents.

Many contestants were at a dead-end but some of them were quite sure about what their decision would be. Rajiv Adatia, who had given up on his mother’s photo for prize money even before, readily sacrificed the money for an opportunity to speak to his mumma. The London-based entrepreneur broke down into tears and got even his sister Shamita Shetty emotional with his conversation.

Shamita revealed that she had wanted to talk to her mother for a long time. She even recalled how she was missing her mom since the past few days.

Umar Riaz spoke to his parents, who told him they are very proud of him. Meanwhile, Pratik Sehajpal got an opportunity to talk to his sister. She told him that their mother misses him a lot, which got an already sensitive Pratik pretty emotional.

On the other hand, Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash made the tough decision - of not talking to their family. Both of them got emotional even thinking about it but were completely sure of their decision.

Tejasswi hindered for a second and asked Salman to show her a glimpse of them, just for a second. On the other hand, Karan was trying to be too strong but when Salman kept probing him, he said that they mean the world to him. “Sir main weak pad jaaunga,” he was heard saying.

Salman Khan rightly said, “Nothing is easy here.” With the parents’ episode, Salman also stated that the episode is dedicated to the late Sidharth Shukla, whose birth anniversary was on December 12.