Bigg Boss 19: Pranit More’s omission from Abhishek Bajaj’s finale post sparks debate

The much-awaited Bigg Boss 19 grand finale aired on December 7, wrapping up one of the most dramatic and widely discussed seasons of the reality show. 

Gaurav Khanna emerged as the winner, lifting the coveted trophy and taking home the prize money. His victory marked a memorable conclusion to an emotional and competitive journey inside the Bigg Boss house. 

Farrhana Bhatt and Pranit More finished as runner-ups, sparking ongoing discussions about the season’s strategies, alliances, and turning points.

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Abhishek Bajaj’s Instagram Post Raises Eyebrows

Soon after the glittering finale, Abhishek Bajaj unintentionally ignited an online debate. He shared a carousel of photos from the event, posing with contestants such as Ashnoor Kaur, Awez Darbar, Nagma Mirajkar, Mridul Tiwari and others.

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However, fans quickly noticed that Pranit More—one of the season’s most talked-about players—appeared to be cropped out of the images. Abhishek captioned the post simply: “Grand Finale #PositiveGroup #biggboss19,” but the subtle omission immediately triggered curiosity and criticism across social media.

Fans React to Pranit’s Absence in the Pictures

Pranit’s absence from the Instagram post fueled a wave of comments filled with humour, sarcasm, and sharp observations. 

One user wrote, “Pranit ko har pic me se kaat diya you are?”, while another said, “Good to see Pranit is not in this post.” The reactions highlighted the continued divide among viewers regarding contestant relationships and unresolved tensions from the show.

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On-Stage Moment Between Abhishek and Pranit Resurfaces

The finale also revisited the dynamic between Abhishek and Pranit. During the event, Salman Khan reminded Abhishek of moments from the season, prompting him to respond, “You had warned me many times. But what can we do now? If I had won, I would have made headlines; because I lost, I became a story.”