Bigg Boss 19 finale week turns controversial: Promo fuels top-5 fixing rumours as NO Malti Chahar in it

The much-anticipated Bigg Boss 19 Grand Finale is set to take place on 7th December, and excitement is at an all-time high. But along with the thrill, a fresh wave of controversy has hit social media after the latest promo dropped — and one contestant’s absence has triggered heated debates among fans.

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Top 6 Finalists Revealed After Double Elimination

Following the shocking double eviction of Ashnoor Kaur and Shehbaz Badesha, the show now has its final six contestants:

Amaal Mallik, Malti Chahar, Tanya Mittal, Farrhana Bhatt, Gaurav Khanna, and Pranit More.

With only days left until the finale, viewers are eagerly waiting for the next elimination, which will finalise Bigg Boss 19’s official Top 5.

Grand Finale Promo Raises Questions

On Monday, the makers unveiled the official finale promo featuring host Salman Khan announcing the big night. The quick montage included glimpses of Gaurav, Pranit, Farrhana, Tanya, and Amaal — but Malti Chahar’s absence immediately caught everyone off guard.

This surprising omission has fueled speculation that the makers may have pre-decided the Top 5, especially since the assumed list circulating online matches the promo’s featured contestants:

• Gaurav Khanna
• Pranit More
• Farrhana Bhatt
• Tanya Mittal
• Amaal Mallik

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Fans Question Open Voting Lines

What has further intensified the buzz is the fact that voting lines are still open until Tuesday morning. Except for Gaurav, all remaining contestants — Amaal, Malti, Tanya, Farrhana, and Pranit — are nominated for mid-week eviction.

Popular update page BBTak tweeted, “Pre-decided Top-5? Then why are voting lines open? No Malti in promo.”

Social media is now flooded with accusations that the makers are “exposing themselves” by hinting at their preferred finalists.