Drama unfolded yet again inside the Bigg Boss 19 house when a candid conversation between Tanya and Malti shed light on fragile friendships and hidden insecurities. Sitting away from the usual chaos, Tanya told Malti that the reason she often comes across as a “weak contestant” is because she is constantly “seeking support” from others instead of standing her ground. The remark struck a chord with Malti, who soon opened up about her own emotional struggle inside the house.

Malti confessed that her disappointment wasn’t about not receiving support from a friend, but rather about the fact that he “didn’t even take a stand.” Without naming names at first, her frustration became clearer as the discussion deepened. Tanya didn’t hesitate to point out that she does not consider Pranit to be a true friend. She explained that Pranit is always quick to step forward whenever Ashnoor lands in a fight, showing vocal and visible support—but he never offers the same solidarity when someone targets Malti.

This observation hit home. Malti quietly admitted that she, too, had noticed the same pattern but had refrained from voicing it until now. The conversation not only highlighted cracks in Pranit and Malti’s friendship but also exposed the shifting alliances forming inside the Bigg Boss 19 house.

As emotions run high and loyalties grow uncertain, viewers are left wondering whether this realization will push Malti to play a stronger, more independent game—or trigger the next friendship fallout inside the house.

 

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