Mohammed Siraj Subtly Backs Farrhana Bhatt Amid Bigg Boss 19 Drama
The latest season of Bigg Boss 19 has already delivered plenty of drama and alliances — and now a surprising twist has added a sporting flavour. While much of the buzz has focussed on in‑house battles, one off‑screen connection has stirred interest:
Mohammed Siraj’s backing of a contestant as loyalties and narratives shift.
The Showdown
One of the key flash‑points inside the house came when Farrhana Bhatt locked horns with fellow contestant Malti Chahar over comments about Farrhana’s professional background. Malti allegedly made disparaging remarks about Farrhana’s profession, prompting Farrhana to retort: “Main toh yahan meri wajah se hoon, tum apne bhai ke naam se aayi ho.”
Further, Farrhana’s assertive captaincy task and her choices — such as ranking housemates and even being involved in a dramatic shredding‑of‑a‑letter moment — have put her centre‑stage.
The Cricketing Surprise
What many might not have expected is a cricketing link creeping into the Bigg Boss narrative. Siraj, the Indian pace bowler, reportedly commented on an Instagram reel of contestant Baseer Ali — “Love you bro, trophy le ke aana hai.”
Although this is
Baseer Ali, not Farrhana, it opens the door to interesting connections and speculation about alliances, support systems and how external voices might influence the in‑house storylines.
Why This Feels Like a Twist
- Reality shows thrive on unexpected pairings and outsider commentary; blending a sports star’s voice into the drama gives Bigg Boss another layer of dimension.
- Farrhana’s recent confrontations — loud and clear to viewers — make her a figure many will rally behind; if Siraj’s backing were to extend in some way or indirectly benefit her, it would re‑frame her arc.
- The Hyderabad‑connection (Siraj & Baseer) shows how regional bonds and prior careers can ripple into the show’s universe.
The Stakes for Farrhana
Farrhana has navigated the house with bold moves. But being bold also invites push‑back: she has been criticised for her slick task‑handling and for being overly aggressive. For example, in one episode she threw water on a sleeping housemate, leading to heated debate.
Now, to turn the tide in her favour she needs:
- Alliances: She must maintain or build credible partners in the house beyond fiery confrontations.
- Public perception: Her aggressive steps must be offset by moments of empathy or relatability for audiences.
- Narrative‑control: With external support (even whispers of it) she must ensure she isn’t framed as simply the “controversial” one but as a strong competitor.
Will This Backing Change the Game?
If Siraj’s public support (even if meant for Baseer) signals how fans outside the house are aligning, Farrhana’s path might get a boost — indirectly. In a game where audience sentiment and external chatter matter, a sports‐star’s nod can shift momentum. However, the house itself still demands the grind: performing on tasks, managing alliances, avoiding being seen as too polarising. If Farrhana balances her fire with strategy, and if she perhaps picks up external threads of support (like we’re seeing with Siraj), this season may prove very different for her.
Conclusion
Bigg Boss 19’s tale just took a subtle but intriguing turn: from in‑house fireworks to an outside sportsperson’s whisper of “trophy”. For Farrhana Bhatt, this may be the moment to harness that spark — and convert it into a strong run in the game. If she plays it well, this cricketing twist might just become the story of her house journey.