Bigg Boss Tamil 9: Vijay Sethupathi Exposes FJ for Faking Injury, Warns Him Over Poor Captaincy

The latest episode of Bigg Boss Tamil 9 featured a tense Weekend update as host Vijay Sethupathi strongly confronted contestant FJ for faking an injury and failing to fulfil his captaincy responsibilities. The episode opened with Sethupathi addressing the studio audience before rolling highlights from Friday’s events.

During the recap, FJ was seen speaking to Sandra and admitting that his hand injury—initially portrayed as serious—was exaggerated. He confessed that he acted hurt to persuade Parvathi to help him in the kitchen. While Sandra criticised the behaviour as extreme, FJ attempted to justify his actions.

Vijay Sethupathi Slams FJ’s Captaincy

When interacting with the housemates, Sethupathi asked for feedback on FJ’s captaincy during the previous week’s school-themed task. Multiple contestants, including Aurora, pointed out that FJ neglected both his duties as captain and assistant warden. They noted that he spent more time with Viyana, even when major conflicts were happening in the house.

Viyana defended FJ, claiming he stayed away from fights because they didn’t require his attention. Sethupathi cut her off and warned her not to speak on his behalf.

FJ claimed he was confused about whether to prioritise his captaincy or warden role. Sethupathi dismissed the explanation, stating he fulfilled neither responsibility and exposed his faked injury to the entire house. The revelation left Parvathi in tears, with contestants consoling her.

Host Questions Housemates Over Task Misunderstanding

Sethupathi then instructed contestants to select the best and worst performers based on their behaviour in the school task. While Viyana was voted the “naughtiest,” Ramya was selected as the worst performer. Sethupathi questioned why the teachers in the task had earlier chosen Ramya as the best performer, highlighting inconsistencies.

He criticised the housemates for not understanding the task properly and assigned a new challenge: writing an anonymous letter to a contestant of their choice as a form of self-reflection.