The penultimate weekend of the TV reality show Bigg Boss 19 turned brutal for Ashnoor Kaur. The actress was a potential finalist. However, one bad move during a recent task has ended her journey in the game. Kaur was thrown out of the house for phsyically assaulting fellow contestant Tanya Mittal. On Saturday`s episode, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan who hosts the show pulled up Kaur for getting violent with Tanya Mittal during the “Ticket To Finale” task.
Ashnoor Kaur kicked out
During the Weekend Ka Vaar episode, Salman reprimanded Ashnoor over her behaviour towards Tanya during the task. Salman said, “Ashnoor, hitting someone or hurting someone is not cool in the Bigg Boss house.”
Realising her mistake, Ashnoor apologises to Salman.
However, Salman seems to be in no mood to listen to apologies as he talks about Ashnoor’s aggression.
Salman continues, “Her aggression was so high that she deliberately turned the wooden plank towards Tanya Mittal with all her force. And it was very obvious that it was intentional and in anger.”
Ashnoor claims it was not a deliberate move towards Tanya.
Attempting to justify herself, Ashnoor said, “I didn`t have a genuine intention to hurt Tanya. She just got hurt.”
Giving an exact demonstration of how Ashnoor reacted, Salman said, “What do you mean she got hurt? You pulled out the plank like this and hit it like this. And there are some rules of our house that we have to follow.”
After the back and forth, Ashnoor was asked to leave the house immediately. This led to tense moment in the house and Ashnoor in tears.
Who is headed to finale?
With Ashnoor Kaur`s viction in the latest Weekend Ka Vaar, the show is now left with Tanya Mittal, Farrhana Bhatt, Gaurav Khanna, Shehbaz Badeshah, Malti Chahar, Pranit More and Amaal Mallik competing for the trophy.
Bigg Boss 19 has entered its most explosive phase, and Gaurav Khanna has officially stamped his place in the grand finale after winning the Ticket to Finale task. Along with the guaranteed finalist position, he has also earned the title of the season’s last captain — a double triumph that has shifted power dynamics inside the house.
The challenge demanded endurance, balance and patience, and it knocked contestants out one round at a time. Gaurav stayed determined and calm through all the pressure, eventually outperforming Pranit More and Ashnoor Kaur. His composed approach during the task, instead of panic or aggression, ultimately helped him secure the win and immunity at the most crucial stage of the game.
