Before the competition kicked off, Bigg Boss gathered all the contestants in the Assembly Room to choose a Sanchalak. Four cue cards were given featuring the names Shehbaaz, Tanya, Amaal, and Malti. After a divided vote, Shehbaaz Badesha was selected as the Sanchalak, backed by Gaurav, Amaal, Pranit, and Malti.
The challenge involved a bridge-like structure where each contender had to balance a heavy weighing-scale frame on their shoulders. Two buckets one with red water and the other with green hung on each side. The rule was harsh: they had to keep walking without stopping and ensure that the red water didn’t spill beyond the marked green line. Each round lasted 20 minutes, and after every round, one participant was eliminated for either spilling too much or having lower water levels.
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Round 1: Malti cleverly targeted Farhana, making her red water overflow first.
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Round 2: Things heated up when Farhana, now out of the race, caused Pranit’s water to spill, knocking him out.
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Round 3: Tanya managed to eliminate Ashnoor in the last clash.
Ultimately, Gaurav Khanna showcased the strongest stability and endurance across all the rounds, securing victory in the Ticket to Finale task. He is now the first officially confirmed finalist of Bigg Boss 19 a huge achievement in his journey on the show.