Mumbai, 8 December. Khanna emerged victorious in Boss 19, beating Praneet More, Farhana Bhatt, Tanya Mittal, and Armaan Malik to lift the coveted trophy.
The actor took home the trophy along with a prize money of 50 lakh rupees. After winning the , Gaurav opened up about his experience and shared his thoughts on the other finalists.
Speaking exclusively, Gaurav Khanna revealed his reasons for participating in Bigg Boss 19. He said, “There were two main reasons for joining the show. First, I wanted to meet Salman sir. I had never met him before and really wished to do so. Second, my fans often told me that they never got to see the real me personally, only on screen. I wanted them to see who I am in real life and understand my true nature.”
Commenting on his journey in the show, Gaurav described Bigg Boss as a marathon. “Like a marathon, there are ups and downs, moments to speed up or slow down, and the finish line is the ultimate goal. I completed many tasks and won some, though my efforts were not always appreciated at the moment. But in the end, the trophy was mine. I don’t boast about my work; its impact speaks for itself,” he said.
Farhana Bhatt finished as the first runner-up and gave Gaurav tough competition in the final two. Gaurav acknowledged her strong gameplay and said, “Everyone has their own style of playing. Some drive fast, others slow.”
He also expressed sadness over Praneet More’s exit from the show. “Praneet and I had promised to stand together in front of Salman sir, but when he was eliminated from the top five, I had tears in my eyes,” Gaurav shared, highlighting their friendship on the show.
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