‘Bigg Boss 17’: Jigna Vora Eliminated From Salman Khan’s Reality Show

The course of drama and entertainment in ‘Shanivaar Ka Vaar’ on Colors’ ‘Bigg Boss 17’ concludes on a solemn note. The vibe in the house took a sombre turn as the megastar and host of the show, Salman Khan became the bearer of the news of Jigna Vora’s eviction. She along with Anurag Dobhal, Ankita Lokhande, Sunny Aryaa, and Sana Raees Khan were nominated for eviction this week. Owing to insufficient votes from viewers, Jigna’s journey came to an end on the show. This week was particularly challenging for Jigna as she found herself nominated by Arun Srikanth, with whom she shared a strong bond. Despite their initial differences, Jigna and Arun buried the hatchet by having a conversation. Unfortunately, the repercussions of their strained relationship played a pivotal role in Jigna’s eviction.

Jigna Vora spent an impressive five weeks in the ‘Bigg Boss’ house. Her close friendship with Rinku Dhawan was a standout since the show’s premiere. The show threw a curveball by organizing a press conference, where Jigna opened up about her past struggles and controversies related to her, creating quite a buzz across the country. Jigna’s nurturing nature made her a motherly figure and a trusted friend to a few contestants. Many contestants sought her advice, thinking of her as a reliable source of wisdom. Alongside Rinku, she took charge of feeding the 17 initial contestants and teaching culinary skills to those in need.

Reflecting on her eviction, Jigna Vora expressed, “Parting ways from India’s biggest reality show, ‘Bigg Boss’, is bittersweet. I am sincerely thankful for the opportunity to show my personality to the world. The past six weeks in the house were a whirlwind of beautiful moments and memories, which I will cherish forever. I formed strong bonds with the contestants, especially Rinku, Munawar and I’m rooting for them to win the show. The highlight of this journey for me was listening to Salman Khan share his experiences and wisdom with us. I pray this season of favouritism continues to be a roaring success.”