Bigg Boss 17

In the recent episode of 'Bigg Boss,' Munawar, who garnered immense popularity on social media with over a million tweets, engaged in a heartfelt conversation with fellow housemates Rinku Dhawan, Neil Bhatt, and Aishwarya Sharma Bhatt.

Awatramani admitted that his claim was an exaggeration, jokingly remarking that if he actually made that much money per selfie, he would be living a life of luxury on an island yacht.

During a conversation in the garden area with Anurag Kumar, Munawar Faruqui, and others, Orry pointed out a similarity between Anurag and Samarth Jurel's clothing choices, sparking a playful exchange.

In a recent episode, Sana Raees Khan engaged in a conversation with Anurag within the house's garden area. She attempted to clarify that the issue lies not with Salman Khan but with Anurag consistently bringing his followers and community into every discussion.

Upon seeing their mothers, Vicky and Ankita are moved, prompting Vicky's mother to reassure him, saying, "No, no, don't cry.

Jigna found herself in the nomination lineup alongside contestants such as Ankita Lokhande, Sunny Arya, Sana Raees Khan, and Anurag Dobhal. Despite the tough competition, she faced false allegations linking her to a journalist's murder, leading to her booking under MCOCA.

Orry is set to share moments with the housemates in the next episode, creating an atmosphere filled with amusement and curiosity. While the nation was engrossed in the World Cup, the contestants remained oblivious to Australia securing the coveted trophy.

The discussion began when Salman disclosed Vicky Jain and Munawar Faruqui’s strategies to navigate the show.

In a preview clip, Salman says, "Yeh dono aaj kal haath pakad rahe hai" (These two are holding hands nowadays). Ankita Lokhande seems unaware and asks, "Who?" Salman responds, "Jinke haath wahan the, unko pata hai" (Those whose hands were there, they know).

In the recent promo for 'Bigg Boss 17', host Salman Khan playfully teased Orry about the number of suitcases he was taking into the house, setting the tone for Orry's entry.