In a recent episode of Bigg Boss 20, singer Qazi Touqeer stole the spotlight with a hilarious exchange that has now gone viral online. The clip shows Qazi attempting to explain two popular Gen‑Z slang terms—‘situationship’ and ‘benching’—to fellow contestant Mary Kom, who was unfamiliar with the jargon. Qazi’s quirky definitions, which involve a ship that stops in the middle of the ocean for a situationship and a boy sitting on a bench while a girl lies underneath it for benching, left viewers laughing and commentators scrambling for the real meanings.
The moment unfolded when Uditi Singh told Mahhi Vij that she would explain the terms to her. Seizing the opportunity, Qazi approached Mary Kom and asked if she knew what a situationship or benching meant. When she admitted she didn’t, Qazi launched into his own version: “Situationship means they will go on a ship and create a situation there. But the ship stops in the middle of the ocean. That is called Situationship.” He then described benching as, “Benching is Ladka bench pe bethega aur ladki ko bench ke neeche letate hain. Ladki uska joota saaf karegi, yeh musibat discuss ho rahi hai.” The absurdity of the explanation sparked a flood of comments, with fans laughing, calling it epic, and asking Mary to learn the real definitions.
Qazi Touqeer first burst onto the music scene after winning the 2005 reality show Gurukul, a competition that also featured future superstar Arijit Singh. While Arijit was eliminated early, Qazi went on to win, and the two have remained close friends ever since. Arijit even took to X (formerly Twitter) to cheer on Qazi’s Bigg Boss journey, joking, “I will have to watch BIG BOSS for the first time in my life cz Apna Rockstar QAZI hai udhar.”
Bigg Boss 20, hosted by Salman Khan, premiered on September 6 and has been a daily talking point since Day 1. Sixteen contestants entered the house, and the show has delivered drama, humor, and unexpected moments like Qazi’s Gen‑Z wordplay. Viewers can catch the latest episodes on JioHotstar or watch reruns on Colors TV.










