Ranvir Shorey Kisses Kritika Malik During Bigg Boss OTT 3 Finale; Armaan Malik's Reaction Goes Viral

Bigg Boss OTT 3 concluded last week with Sana Makbul emerging as the winner. Kritika Malik, who was also among the top five contestants of the show, was the first one to get eliminated during the finale night. Days after the mega show ended, a video surfaced online which shows moments after Anil Kapoor announced Kritika’s exit from the show.

In the video, Kritika is seen getting up from the couch after Anil Kapoor announces her elimination. She wishes luck to her fellow contestant, Ranvir Ranvir Shorey as he bids adieu to her. “All the best, Ranvir Ji,” she says. He also hugs Kritika and also plants a kiss on her cheeks. The viral clip then shows Armaan Malik’s reaction to Ranvir kissing his wife. Watch it here:

Interestingly, one of the major highlights of Bigg Boss OTT 3 was the incident when Armaan Malik slapped Vishal Pandey for allegedly checking out his wife, Kritika.

Payal Malik graced the Weekend Ka Vaar episode and claimed that Vishal had admitted liking Kritika and feeling guilty about it. While Vishal claimed that his words were taken out of context, Armaan reprimanded him and went on to slap him. Later, Vishal’s parents graced the Weekend Ka Vaar episode and schooled Armaan following which the YouTuber apologised to Pandey.

After Armaan, Payal also apologised to Vishal in a video statement and said, “Ab na mujhe kisise kuch bolna hi nhi hai. Armaan ji ne itne bade national TV pe agar unhone jo thappad mara tha uski maafi mang li hai vo bohot badi baat hai. Mujhe bhi ab uspe baat nhi karni. Mai bhi haath jodke maafi mangti hu. Vishal ne Armaan ne or Kritika ne is topic ko khatam kar diya hai toh mai bhi is topic ko Khatam kar rahi hu.”

Later, in an exclusive interview with News18 Showsha, Vishal also recalled the events that unfolded when Payal made her shocking claims. The social media influencer stated that the incident drastically changed how people behaved towards him, with many choosing to avoid him.

“Nobody used to sit with me except Lovekesh Kataria, Sana Makbul, and Shivani Kumari. Nobody talked to me. They looked at me as if I were a monster. It was so difficult. I felt suffocated. Comments were made about my character. It was tough,” he said.