In an exclusive conversation with IWMBuzz, Pranit opened up about his journey inside the house, how he handled difficult moments, and the special connections he formed along the way. Reflective and sincere, he looked back at his experience with a sense of pride and gratitude.
Facing Racist Remarks With Strength
During his time in the house, Pranit found himself dealing with unexpected remarks about his skin colour—moments that could have triggered anyone. But instead of reacting with anger, he handled the situation with maturity and patience.
He explained that living inside the house makes it difficult to fully understand what people mean or the intentions behind their words. “Inside the house, half the time you don’t understand what they’re trying to say or what intention they have,” he said. “Whatever they spoke about my colour… that showed their thinking, not mine. I took a stand for myself many times, and sometimes I just let it go.”
His approach earned him respect from viewers, who appreciated the grace with which he responded. Pranit believes that not every comment deserves a fight, and holding onto his self-worth mattered more than engaging in negative exchanges.
A Natural, Warm Bond With Malti Chahar
One of the most talked-about bonds of the season was Pranit’s connection with Malti Chahar. Their interactions were easy, warm, and genuine, offering viewers a refreshing break from the game’s constant tension. Whether it was light conversations or silent support during tasks, the comfort they shared did not go unnoticed.
Pranit spoke fondly about their equation. “With my bonding with Malti, I will definitely take a chance and go ahead and speak to her,” he said. “We built a friendship that feels real, and I want to continue it.”
While he didn’t label their relationship, his words made it clear that the connection meant something to him. For Pranit, this bond was one of the most positive takeaways from his time in the Bigg Boss house.
A Full-Circle Moment: From RJ to Bigg Boss Contestant
One of the most emotional reflections from Pranit was about how far he has come. Long before appearing on national television, he was a radio jockey waiting outside red carpets for celebrities to step out so he could interview them. Things have changed drastically since then.
“Before stand-up, I was an RJ,” he shared. “I used to wait for celebs to walk out so I could take their interviews at red carpets. And now I’m inside Bigg Boss… this is a huge journey for me.”
His transformation—from interviewing stars to becoming one of the faces talked about by millions—is something he holds close to his heart. For Pranit, Bigg Boss was not just a reality show; it was a sign of growth, ambition, and the belief that anything is possible with persistence.
Stepping out of the house, Pranit feels a mix of pride and excitement. The experience taught him patience, emotional strength, and the ability to stay grounded in unpredictable situations. It also reminded him of the importance of staying true to himself, no matter how difficult the environment becomes.
“I am amazed with my journey and proud of it,” he said. The lessons from the show, the friendships he formed, and the recognition he gained have all shaped him for the next phase of his career.
With new opportunities ahead, Pranit is ready to explore hosting, performing, and perhaps even acting. His sincerity and natural charm have already connected him with audiences, and he is hopeful about what comes next.
Pranit More walked into the Bigg Boss house as a contestant, but he walked out as someone who discovered his own strength, earned meaningful relationships, and proved to himself that his dreams were worth chasing—and this is just the beginning.
