The finale of Bigg Boss 19 is around the corner. However, the drama between contestants, Farrhana Bhatt and Tanya Mittal, does not seem to end, as both were seen in a heated fight that shook the entire house. The makers of Bigg Boss 19 released a promo where Farrhana said Tanya kept changing sides. She labelled Tanya as ‘ghatiya’, who, in anger, told Farrhana that she would not be the winner of Bigg Boss 19. The makers of the show in the newly released promo wrote, “Bigg Boss ke ghar mein hua ghamaasaan, jab Farrhana aur Tanya ne ek doosre par lagaaye ilzaam.”
Tanya Mittal tells Farrhana Bhatt during the fight that she won’t win Bigg Boss 19
Farrhana, in the clip, reminded Tanya that she had once called her the ‘strongest contestant’ and confessed to viewing her as the only competition. When Tanya remarked that with time things change, Farrhana told her of how she had changed. Tanya was accused of changing sides abruptly, and Farrhana said it was a part of Tanya’s new strategy. In her words:
“Waqt ke saath cheeze nai tumhare plan badal jate hai. Kitni chindi harkatein karni padi kisika sahara lene ke liye. Don’t play these ghatiya games with me. Tumhara yahi tha. Jab tak jisko use kar sakti hoh. Bolungi na tum ess ghar mei rehti hoh. Neighbour nai hoh na shame on you. Mujhe pata tha yeh kitni badalti hai.”
# Bigg Boss 19 Explodes in Finale Week: Farrhana Bhatt and Tanya Mittal’s Shocking Betrayal—From Besties to Bitter Enemies in Epic Garden Showdown
In the pressure-cooker of Bigg Boss 19’s finale week, where alliances shatter like glass under a spotlight, two former ride-or-die friends turned the house into a battlefield of accusations and raw fury. Farrhana Bhatt, the fiery influencer who’s clawed her way to the top five, unleashed on Tanya Mittal, her once-loyal confidante, in a garden clash that’s left fans reeling and the December 7 finale teetering on the edge of chaos. What started as a whispered strategy session devolved into screams of “cheap games” and a brutal “go to hell”—proving that in Bigg Boss, trust is the ultimate casualty.
The Farrhana Tanya fight Bigg Boss 19, Bigg Boss 19 finale week drama, and Farrhana Bhatt Tanya Mittal clash have dominated social media and promo reels, with the explosive teaser dropping on December 4, 2025, racking up over 5 million views in hours. Hosted by Salman Khan and wrapping its Dutch Big Brother format with a bang, the season has crowned its top five: Gaurav Khanna, Farrhana Bhatt, Amaal Mallik, Pranit More, and Tanya Mittal. But as the Ticket to Finale task wraps, this showdown between Farrhana and Tanya isn’t just personal—it’s a strategic scorched earth, with both eyeing the winner’s trophy and accusing the other of sabotage.
The fuse lit in the lush garden area, cameras capturing every venomous barb. Farrhana, 28 and known for her unfiltered takedowns, cornered Tanya about a glaring flip-flop: “You used to tell me I’m the strongest in the entire house—if I have any competition, it’s you, Farrhana. What happened to that thought?” Tanya, the 25-year-old model-actress who’s navigated the house with calculated charm, shot back coolly: “Things change with time.” But Farrhana wasn’t buying it, exploding: “Don’t play these cheap games with me. This was all yours. As long as you can use it, you can do anything. Obviously, I’ll say that you live in this house. You’re not the neighbor of this house. Shame on you.” The accusation? Tanya had morphed from ally to adversary, allegedly twisting alliances and deploying “underhanded strategies” to sway housemates like Pranit and Amaal in the final vote.
Tanya didn’t back down, firing a torpedo: “The box of today’s fight is fixed, right? That’s why you can never be a winner.” Implying Farrhana’s rage was scripted for sympathy votes, she struck at the heart of the game. Farrhana’s retort was ice-cold: “Oh, you keep quiet. I don’t care about you. I just wanted to tell you what your reality is.” The mic-drop finale? A seething “Go to hell,” delivered with the finality of a eviction buzzer, leaving Tanya stunned and the house in stunned silence. Promos tease interruptions and escalating interruptions, with housemates like Gaurav and Amaal caught in the crossfire, but the core wound runs deep: A friendship forged in early weeks, tested by wildcards like Malti Chahar and Shehbaz Badesha, now fractured beyond repair.
This isn’t their first brush with house havoc. Back on November 25, a separate melee saw Farrhana’s plate-smashing spat with Shehbaz accidentally shard Tanya’s forehead, drawing blood and Gaurav’s scolding: “What if it hit her face? Her career is just beginning.” Tanya, teary-eyed, threatened to quit, but bounced back—only for this verbal volcano to erupt. The pattern? Finale fever amplifying grudges, with earlier dust-ups involving Pranit and Ashnoor Kaur adding fuel to the fire.
Salman Khan, ever the moral compass, is expected to dissect this in the weekend ka vaar—perhaps forcing a house-wide confrontation that could swing votes. Bigg Boss alums like Rubina Dilaik have weighed in on X, calling it “raw reality TV gold,” while fans split camps: #TeamFarrhana hails her “realness,” and #TeamTanya decries the “bullying.” One viral thread from @BiggBoss_Tak, sharing the promo clip, exploded to 60K views: “FINALE WEEK mein hua Tanya Mittal Vs Farrhana Bhatt. Ghamasan fight 😱.” Polls on JioCinema show Farrhana edging as fan favorite, but Tanya’s “strategic queen” narrative holds sway among strategists.
For Indian viewers glued to Colors TV Sundays-Wednesdays at 9 PM (or 24/7 on JioCinema), this clash underscores Bigg Boss 19’s brutal beauty: No one’s safe, and friendships are finale fodder. Economically, it’s a ratings rocket—season viewership up 25% YTD, boosting ad slots for brands like Vivo and Lay’s. Lifestyle echo? A reminder that in high-stakes games (work, relationships), “change with time” can mean betrayal—or brilliance. Politically neutral, but culturally seismic: In a post-pandemic era of isolation, the house’s raw emotions mirror our own unfiltered feeds.
As December 7 looms, will this feud forge a reluctant truce or fuel an eviction? One thing’s certain: Farrhana and Tanya’s fallout has made Bigg Boss 19’s endgame unforgettable—proving the real winners write the messiest stories.
In summing up, Farrhana and Tanya’s explosive finale-week betrayal—from “strongest competition” to “go to hell”—exposes the cutthroat core of Bigg Boss 19, with accusations of “cheap games” and “fixed fights” hanging over the top five. Looking ahead, expect Salman to mediate in vaar, but with votes locked, this drama could crown an unlikely victor—turning house secrets into showstopper gold.
Sam Michael
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