What started with ScoutOP's gaming community comment turned into a bigger conversation about trolling, body-shaming and the way paparazzi photograph women celebrities.

The second Weekend Ka Vaar of Bigg Boss 20 had plenty of heated moments, but Salman Khan's conversation with ScoutOP became one of the biggest talking points of the episode.

It started with something ScoutOP had said earlier in the week.

During his argument with Arishfa Khan, ScoutOP had spoken directly to his gaming and YouTube community and asked them to support him if they felt he was right.

That did not sit well with Salman.

Salman Khan questions ScoutOP

While talking to ScoutOP on Weekend Ka Vaar, Salman brought up the gaming community comment.

He asked Scout whether he would also tell his YouTube community to target Salman if Salman said something wrong.

Scout appeared apologetic as Salman questioned him about the comment.

The conversation then moved away from Scout and became a much bigger discussion about online trolling.

“Bhai mota ho gaya hai” — Salman remembers his own trolling

Salman then spoke about the kind of comments he has received online.

He mentioned how people have trolled him over his weight, age and appearance.

“Bhai mota ho gaya hai,” was the kind of comment he referred to.

But instead of simply complaining about it, Salman decided to give the trolls something to talk about.

He took off his hat and jacket and challenged them with his now-viral line:

“Kar lo na troll, ye lo… kar lo trolling.”

The moment quickly became one of the most discussed parts of the Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

Salman says criticism is one thing, trolling is another

Salman's point was not simply about his own body.

He questioned the mentality behind people constantly commenting on a celebrity's looks, weight or age.

For someone who has spent years in the public eye, criticism is nothing new. But Salman appeared to draw a line between talking about someone's work and making personal comments about their appearance.

And that is where the conversation took another turn.

Salman Khan calls out paparazzi over “gande shots”

Salman also spoke about the way some paparazzi photograph women celebrities.

He pointed towards the practice of taking uncomfortable pictures from behind or focusing on certain parts of a woman's body and then putting those pictures online with captions meant to attract attention.

He questioned why such photographs are needed in the first place.

The discussion was particularly about those moments when celebrities are getting out of cars or walking in public and cameras are deliberately positioned for what Salman described as inappropriate shots.

His message was straightforward: just because someone is famous does not mean every kind of photograph should be treated as entertainment.

The conversation goes beyond Bigg Boss

What made this segment interesting was that the discussion did not remain limited to one contestant.

It started with ScoutOP and his gaming community, moved to Salman's own experience with trolling and then opened up a larger conversation about celebrity culture on social media.

Today, a celebrity can be trolled within minutes of a picture or video going online.

Sometimes it is about a film or performance. But many times, the comments are about someone's body, clothes, age or personal life.

Salman's reaction brought that side of social media culture into the Weekend Ka Vaar conversation.

Why this Salman Khan moment is getting attention

Salman taking off his hat and jacket was obviously the visual moment that caught people's attention.

But the bigger part of the segment was the discussion behind it.

The episode connected three things that are now closely linked in entertainment culture — social media trolling, huge online fan communities and paparazzi coverage.

For viewers, it also raised a question: Where does celebrity criticism end and personal trolling begin?

That question is likely to continue on social media long after this Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

For now, Salman Khan's “Kar lo trolling” moment has become one of the most talked-about scenes from Bigg Boss 20's second Weekend Ka Vaar.