The latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 19 sent shockwaves through the audience with a sudden double eviction that saw the exit of contestants Baseer Ali and Nehal Chudasama. While Nehal's elimination was somewhat expected, Baseer's departure came as a major surprise, sparking immediate and intense backlash from viewers who labeled the decision "unfair." This wave of anger, primarily directed at the show's mysterious, unseen authority, unfortunately spilled over to a familiar voice: Vijay Vikram Singh, the narrator of Bigg Boss.

The Confusion: Mistaking the Narrator for 'Bigg Boss'

Following the controversial eliminations, which many fans felt did not align with voting trends, social media became a battleground for disgruntled fans. In their frustration, many viewers mistakenly targeted the voice artist, Vijay Vikram Singh, believing him to be the one true "Bigg Boss"—the voice that directly communicates with the housemates and announces major decisions like evictions. This confusion led to a torrent of online hate and abuse directed at the veteran narrator, who is known for his signature style and consistent presence on the reality show.

Setting the Record Straight: "Gaali Dena Mujhe Band Karen"

Taking to his social media, the overwhelmed narrator finally broke his silence to clear up the serious misunderstanding. In a heartfelt video, Vijay Vikram Singh clarified his precise role, making it absolutely clear that he has no hand in the elimination process.

He explained that Bigg Boss features two distinct voices:

• The First Voice (Not Him): This is the authoritative voice that speaks directly to the contestants with instructions, warnings, and announcements like "Bigg Boss chahte hain..." (Bigg Boss wants...). This voice, often perceived as the show's ultimate decision-maker, is not his.

• The Second Voice (Him): Vijay Vikram Singh confirmed his role is strictly as the narrator—the voice audiences hear giving recaps, time updates ("Dopahar 12 baje..."), and promotional teasers.

He emphasized that the final calls on eliminations, nominations, and general house dynamics are made entirely by the production houses, Colors TV and Endemol Shine India. With a humble yet firm request, he urged the angry fanbase to stop the personal attacks, stating, "Gaali dena mujhe band karen kyunki main Bigg Boss nahi hai. Main aapke prem ka haqdaar hoon, nafraton ka nahi." (Please stop abusing me because I am not Bigg Boss. I deserve your love, not your hatred.)

Will the Backlash Subside? The Reality TV Conundrum

Vijay Vikram Singh's plea provides a crucial distinction between the narrator's function and the Bigg Boss entity itself. However, the core of the controversy remains: the audience's perception of unfairness regarding the double eviction.

Baseer Ali himself, post-eviction, expressed disbelief, arguing that his strong social media following and performance (winning 'Boss of the Week' and 'Mantri of the Week') contradicted the reason cited for his exit: lack of votes. This kind of suspicion over voting transparency is a recurring theme in reality television. While the narrator has clearly distanced himself from the decision-making, the anger of the fans is a reflection of their investment in the contestants. Ultimately, only a clear, consistent, and seemingly fair game going forward will calm the viewers who felt robbed of two strong players.

The narrator's voice may be safe, but the debate over what truly drives eliminations on Bigg Boss is far from over.
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