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Salman Khan Ends 10-Year Arijit Singh Feud on Bigg Boss 19; Admits “Misunderstanding Was Mine”

Pooja Mishra | 2 min read | 3 weeks ago | Oct 13, 2025 06:21 pm IST
Salman Khan Ends 10-Year Arijit Singh Feud on Bigg Boss 19; Admits "Misunderstanding Was Mine"

You know that whole Salman Khan and Arijit Singh story? For nearly a decade, it’s been one of Bollywood’s biggest cold wars. But it looks like it’s finally, officially over. And the confirmation came from Salman Khan himself, right on national television.

On the October 13, 2025, “Weekend Ka Vaar” episode of Bigg Boss 19, Salman dropped the bombshell. It all started when comedian Ravi Gupta, a special guest, joked that he was nervous to meet Salman because people say he looks like Arijit Singh.

Instead of brushing it off, Salman tackled it head-on. He clarified that any issues between them were completely his fault. He openly said, “Jo misunderstanding thi, woh meri side se thi” (The misunderstanding was from my side). He also confirmed that he and Arijit are now “very good friends.”

So What Was The Big Deal?

Look, this whole thing dates way back to a Star Guild Awards ceremony in 2014. Salman was hosting and teased Arijit, who shot back with a casual remark. Apparently, Salman didn’t take it well, and that’s where the tension began. It got so serious that Arijit even posted a public apology on social media in 2016, asking for his song to be kept in the movie Sultan. He later deleted the post.

For years, fans wondered if they’d ever work together again. It seemed like a permanent fallout.

The Proof Is In The Music

But honestly, we should have seen this coming. The ice started to thaw last year. Remember Arijit singing “Le Ke Prabhu Ka Naam” for Salman’s movie Tiger 3 in 2023? That was the first major sign.

Arijit was even spotted at Salman Khan’s home around that time. Now, they’re working together again on Salman’s upcoming project, Battle of Galwan. So Salman’s statement on Bigg Boss 19 wasn’t just words; it was a public confirmation of a reconciliation that’s been quietly happening behind the scenes.

It took a decade, but one of the industry’s most talked-about feuds has finally been put to rest. What do you think about Salman’s public admission?