Salman admitted that he himself is on the verge of turning 60 this December and feels the urgency of making the most of every day. He even joked about soon being a senior citizen.
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Bigg Boss has always saved its most dramatic and talked-about moments for the ‘Weekend Ka Vaar’. This is the episode when Salman Khan takes the stage, confronts contestants, and often leaves viewers with food for thought.
Season 19 is no different, and the latest Saturday episode proved that the host can switch from being strict to deeply personal in a matter of minutes.
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The focus of the evening turned to music composer Amaal Mallik, who has developed a reputation inside the house for being too laid back. Salman, never one to ignore such behavior, pulled him up for what he described as “afternoon nap addiction.”
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But instead of just scolding him, Salman Khan used the opportunity to open up about his own life and the value of time.
In his signature straightforward manner, the superstar told Mallik that he should stop wasting precious hours in bed. Salman reminded him that no one has unlimited time and that the best way to make life meaningful is to remain active.
“The number of years we have already lived is more than the number of years we will live,” he said. “So now, the lesser we sleep and the more active we remain, the better it is. Work more, achieve more, and stay busy.”
Salman admitted that he himself is on the verge of turning 60 this December and feels the urgency of making the most of every day. He even joked about soon being part of the senior citizen category.
Salman turned to veteran actress Kunickaa Sadanand, who is 62 and also part of the season. He asked her if what he was saying made sense. Kunickaa smiled and agreed completely.
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