Television actor Kunickaa Sadanand was evicted from Bigg Boss 19 this week, and her exit has left many fans frustrated and vocal. Viewers are protesting on social media, claiming that Kunickaa deserved to stay longer in the house, citing her strong gameplay and comparing her favorably to contestants like Ashnoor Kaur, Shehbaz Badesha, and Malti Chahar, whom they believe were less deserving.
Kunickaa’s eviction came after another tense week in the Bigg Boss house. While she played the game with a mix of strategy and emotional honesty, many fans feel her elimination was unfair. On platforms like X and Instagram, viewers are calling her eviction a “mistake” and demanding the showrunners explain their decision. Several users argued that Kunickaa demonstrated more growth and authenticity than some of her fellow contestants.
Some fans, especially those who had supported Ashnoor Kaur, who was among the contenders in the eviction nominations, pointed out that Kunickaa had outperformed her in terms of consistency and emotional maturity. Others compared her to Shehbaz Badesha and Malti Chahar, claiming that her gameplay was stronger and that she made deeper connections in the house.
The sentiment on social media goes beyond disappointment. One fan wrote, “Kunickaa brought realness to this season. She deserved another week,” while another asked, “Why do the loudest survive while genuine players get eliminated?” There is a sense among viewers that her presence made the show more grounded.
For her part, Kunickaa has thanked her supporters. In a post-eviction message, she expressed gratitude for the love and encouragement she received from her fans, acknowledging that while the outcome was not what she or her supporters hoped for, she remains proud of how she conducted herself in the house.
Bigg Boss 19 this season has been marked by high drama, shifting alliances, and fierce competitions and fans say Kunickaa’s eviction adds to the unpredictability. Her absence, according to many, could alter the dynamics in upcoming episodes: without her voice in the mix, some argue that the emotional anchor she provided will be missed.
The backlash also raises questions for the show’s format. Should “deserving” players, those who connect deeply with viewers, be given more weight, or is popularity and spectacle what Bigg Boss ultimately rewards? As fans protest and call for change, the incumbents may face growing pressure to justify their actions as limitations unfold.
For now, Kunickaa’s exit serves as a reminder of how competitive and unpredictable the Bigg Boss house can be, and how dedicated viewers can be in defending their favourites the season continues, it’s clear that her supporters aren’t backing down, and they may continue to challenge decisions they believe fall short of fairness.