Basyukta Basuprava

While the audience witnessed the unpredictable journey of contestants inside the Bigg Boss house for months, the finale was a rather predictable affair. As expected Rahul Vaidya and Rubina Dilaik faced each other for the last time in the Top 2, after which Rubina emerged as the winner of Bigg Boss 14.

However, after the results were announced, an unlikely Twitter storm brewed up. A number of fans and viewers are now expressing their suspicion over the decision while some calling it unfair and ‘rigged’. Many of Rahul’s fans also argued that Rubina’s affiliation with Colors TV was the reason she was the ‘fixed winner’ irrespective of votes.

Another shocker was the elimination of Aly Goni before Nikki Tamboli. Viewers on social media were surprised that how Aly couldn’t get into the Top 3 just as he got lesser votes than Nikki. While Nikki also was a good player, Aly Goni had managed to make a bigger impression on the Bigg Boss 14, he also had a bigger fan base than her.

As per the Bollywood spy The Real Khabri, Aly Goni got double the number of votes than Tamboli but was made the scapegoat by the makers. This shocking revelation has made more people believe that maybe their theories of the ‘fixed winner’ might be indeed true. He also added that Live Voting was a sham to fool people.

This is not the first time the reality show has been facing heat from its viewers over the final decision. Earlier after Sidharth Shukla was announced the winner of Bigg Boss 13, an employee of the channel took to Twitter to share that she quit her job as the show was fixed and posted a video from the control room that showed Asim Riaz got more votes than Sidharth.

She wrote, "Video from the control room right before winner announcement. Both Asim & Sidharth got equal votes in live voting but Sid was announced as the winner. Do u need any more proof that Ss was already decided as Winner?" After this, a Twitter storm cooked up with fans and audience bashing up the makers, now it seems like the history is repeating itself.

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