The Bigg Boss 11 finale is upon us and tonight is more emotionally charged than all the other dramatic nights that came before. Regret, frustration, exhilaration, nervousness - a lethal cocktail of moods is set to intoxicate the audience as well as the finalists.
On this episode we get a glimpse into the best moments of the contestants’ trajectories as the remaining players Vikas Gupta, Hina Khan, Shilpa Shinde and Puneesh Sharma take a bittersweet trip down memory lane and reflect on how this intense cohabitation has changed them.
The one who is hailed as the mastermind and the maverick strategizer witnesses the ups and downs of his rollercoaster ride in the house, Vikas Gupta. We see a special face-off between him and Shilpa Shinde in some other compilations. We also see how Shilpa who is touted as the ‘mother’ in the house is subjected to some vitriolic treatment as well.
Hina Khan witnesses her voyage in the Bigg Boss house on the show and tears up. A compilation of moments denoting her spunk as well as her emotionally vulnerable moments moves her. We see which friendships have stood the test of time.
Puneesh Sharma reviews his journey in this mother of all contests. He begins his expedition in Bigg Boss by a declaration that he is set for ‘Hukumat’ in the house and now that he’s come this far, we know that he was robust enough to deliver the goods and make it to the finale.
But there’s more to this episode than coming to terms with their emotional evolution on the show. We get teasers of all the exciting stuff that’s lined up for the night. Vikas and Shilpa will turn on their reptile modes with their Naagin-Sapera performance. Akash Dadlani will be back to dazzle the audience with his performance on the Divine and Nucleya song from Mukkabaaz.
Amid betrayal, dirty games and ruthlessness, the contests unearthed their mettle. They also stumbled upon love, hope and friendships. Tomorrow we find out who will be the claimant of the throne that the 4 contestants are vying for.
Watch Bigg Boss 11 on Colors Tv and Voot.
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