Munawar Faruqui, having showcased his skills in reality shows like Lock Upp, stands as a seasoned contestant, solidifying his worthiness to claim victory in Bigg Boss 17.
As Bigg Boss 17 approaches its conclusion, the intense competition among Munawar Faruqui, Abhishek Kumar, Ankita Lokhande, Mannara Chopra, and Arun Mashettey highlights the authenticity of this season. Munawar’s romantic entanglements, Isha Talwar’s struggles with conflicting emotions, Abhishek’s unrequited love for Isha, and Mannara’s challenges with managing her mood swings and subsequent apologies all add layers of genuine human drama to the show.
In Bigg Boss 17, the dynamics of Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain’s rollercoaster relationship, coupled with Arun Mashettey’s reserved yet dependable demeanor, have epitomized authenticity. This season has showcased contestants in their raw, unfiltered states, devoid of unnecessary theatrics, portraying their genuine selves with remarkable honesty.
As the curtains draw close on Bigg Boss 17, speculation is rife about the two contenders who will share the stage with Salman Khan. Based on voting trends, Munawar Faruqui and Abhishek Kumar emerge as the likely finalists. While Abhishek’s victory is heavily speculated, I hold a firm belief that it will be Munawar Faruqui who clinches the trophy. Here are five compelling arguments to support my stance:
- Munawar Faruqui – The Adherent to Rules: Remarkably, amidst his strategic gameplay, Munawar has upheld the integrity of the show by diligently adhering to its rules. Throughout the season, he has demonstrated a consistent commitment to following Bigg Boss’ regulations, whether it’s communicating in Hindi or refraining from physical altercations.
- Absence of Violence or Aggression: At 32, Munawar has maintained a commendable composure, never succumbing to violent or aggressive behavior. Despite the intense scrutiny of his personal life, he has consistently maintained a respectful demeanor, recognizing the significance of his portrayal on national television and preserving decorum throughout his journey.
Munna, Ankita Lokhande’s confidant throughout Bigg Boss 17, remained shielded from direct criticism despite being labeled as cunning, cold-hearted, and overly pragmatic behind his back. Surprisingly, even those who professed to dislike him maintained amicable relationships, including Isha and Vicky.
Throughout his journey, Munawar conducted himself with utmost respect, refraining from disrespectful remarks or engaging in below-the-belt attacks. He abstained from targeting the female contestants or engaging in ego clashes with his male counterparts. Despite his assertiveness in expressing opinions, people still valued his presence.
Remarkably, Munawar’s trajectory in the Bigg Boss house can be segmented into two phases: before and after Ayesha Khan’s entry. Despite facing opposition from the entire house, he adeptly navigated the challenges and emerged triumphant. However, he refrained from exploiting personal narratives for sympathy or indulging in gossip regarding others’ personal lives.