Bigg Boss 19's grand finale is set for December 7, with the Top 5 finalists now revealed. Malti Chahar was the latest
contestant eliminated after a 'Magical Kadhai' challenge, leaving Farrhana Bhatt as the fifth finalist. Malti departed
without forgiving Pranit More, citing his behavior throughout the season.
Bigg Boss 19 is nearing its end as the grand finale of the controversial reality show will take place on December 7.
After three and a half months of fights, accusations and friendships, the contestants, the show will finally get its
winner. The latest episode was most crucial for all the contestants as it revealed the Top 5 finalists of season 19. The
show witnessed yet another elimination and Mati Chahar became the latest contestant to leave the house. Bigg Boss called
all the housemates to the garden, where a big 'Magical Kadhai' setup was placed. Gaurav’s photo was already displayed on
a board since he was the first finalist. Each contestant had to write a name on a card and drop it into the pot. If the
flame turned green, that person would go to the finale. If the flame turned pink, that person would be out of the show.
Amaal Mallik, Tanya Mittal and Pranit More got saved from the elimination one-by-one and in the end it was between
Farrhana Bhatt and Malti Chahar. When Malti dropped her card, the flame turned pink and she was eliminated from the
show. In the end, Farrhana also became the fifth finalist. After Malti's name was announced for eviction, she greeted
all the contestants warmly and hugged them. However, while bidding goodbye to Pranit, she said 'sorry we are ending on
this note'. Pranit, who had a fight with Malti earlier in the day, kept apologising to her, but she refused to forgive
him. Tanya Mittal and Gaurav Khanna both requested Malti to hug Pranit and Amaal, but she paid no heed. She told Amaal,
the way he has behaved during the entire season with her, he doesn't deserve her forgiveness. After Malti walked out of
the show, Pranit broke down in tears and once again apologised to her on the camera.
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