Bigg Boss 9 Promo Today: Emotional Confessions and Heartfelt Moments in Finale Week
Bigg Boss 9 finale week promo: Top 5 contestants share emotional confessions, heartfelt stories, and memorable moments from the house. Kalyan, Deeman, Tanuj, Immanuel, and Sanjana connect with fans like never before.
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The finale week of Bigg Boss Season 9 which everyone was looking forward to has finally arrived and the top five contestants Kalyan, Tanuj, Immanuel, Deeman Pawan, and Sanjana exchanged their feelings that were very deep inside them. Bigg Boss in a special interaction with each contestant as to what the show really means to them, the responses of the contestants exposed the emotional highs and lows of their journey.
Contestants Open Up About Their Journey
Deeman Pawan and Kalyan’s words hauntingly similar to the feelings of fans were spoken by them without any reservations. Immanuel described that his first week was hard, and he specifically mentioned a big fight with Harish over the topic of comedy, and also confessed that he got so emotional when he thought of his personal hardships that he could not hold back tears. “The wall that I had built with so much of my effort succumbed in one week... I could not sleep. My mom’s introduction here gave me a tiny boost,” he shared with a lot of emotions in his voice.
Sanjana looked back at her tough side in the house with a teasing smile on her face saying she was challenging herself to see if anyone could withstand her energy, and calling it a “rebirth” experience. Deeman became very emotional talking about his career struggles, reliance on parents and times when he was so weak emotionally that he cried.
Tanuj thanked his Telugu fans and said, “They are showering me with love, even more than my family. I have learned to appreciate what I have since coming to this place.”
Kalyan’s Final Words Strike a Chord
Kalyan expressed his disappointment about losing the game and that it was difficult to be in the house with no good food, no proper sleep, and no right people around when he said, “It’s tough… food isn’t right, sleep isn’t right, people aren’t right… yet, we still want this.” The contestants and the viewers equally recognized his emotional observation and it also showed the reason for the audiences being able to establish such a strong connection with the daily participants like Kalyan and Deeman.
The show during the finale week still proves that Bigg Boss is not only about competition but also about the emotions of humans, struggles, and the relationships that were built in the house.
