Bigg Boss 19: Did Pranit Evict Abhishek To Remove Competition? Rohit Shetty Gives Reality Check To Ashnoor

Bigg Boss 19 weekend ka vaar elimination: In the recent episode of Bigg Boss 19 Weekend Ka Vaar, Rohit Shetty confronted Pranit about his decision-making. He questioned Pranit's choice to save Ashnoor over Abhishek, asking if it was a strategic move to eliminate a strong competitor. Pranit defended himself, stating he was focused on the house dynamics rather than the show's strategy.

Rohit challenged Pranit further by asking who he would save if given another chance. Pranit admitted he would choose Ashnoor again. Rohit pressed him on how Ashnoor benefits the show and suggested that removing Abhishek might have been a convenient way to eliminate competition.

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Pranit explained his reasoning by recounting an incident at the swimming pool, highlighting Ashnoor's genuine remorse and responsibility. He provided several examples to justify why he believed Ashnoor deserved another chance in the house.

Rohit then turned to Ashnoor, questioning her stance on Pranit's decision. When asked whom she would choose between Pranit and Abhishek, Ashnoor confessed she would have picked Abhishek due to their closer bond.

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Ashnoor shared her journey in the house, acknowledging feedback about being overshadowed but asserting that she had started taking stands recently. Despite this, Rohit pointed out that even with Abhishek gone, she still seemed overshadowed.

Rohit delivered a blunt observation: "To be honest, Ashnoor… you look like Gaurav's pawn game." He advised her to distance herself from Gaurav for two days to understand his point better.

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Gaurav chimed in, noting that with Abhishek Bajaj gone, Ashnoor's personality was beginning to emerge. However, Rohit emphasized that with only three weeks left in the show, her full personality needed to shine through.

He encouraged Ashnoor to develop her individual identity further: "Outside, the audience sees you as someone without a strong personal game. You're still in the house—so clearly people are seeing something in you. But that individuality needs to be visible."