Arjun Rampal sends finale cheers to Bigg Boss 20’s Qazi

Bigg Boss 20 has always been noisy, and Qazi Touqeer is one of the biggest reasons why. Now, as the finale draws close, a Bollywood voice has entered the chat: Arjun Rampal has sent him a personal video message of support. For fans, it is the kind of filmi cheer that can turn the last week into a campaign.

What Arjun Rampal said

In the video, Rampal keeps it friendly and urgent. He greets Qazi, points to the friends he has made in the game, and says everyone is wishing him the very best for the finale. His closing line, “Rock it, my friend,” is the moment being shared across social feeds.

The message joins support from Qazi’s longtime friend Arijit Singh, so Qazi now has both Bollywood and playback royalty in his corner. That is no small thing in a show where votes are driven by fan energy, and where a celebrity mention can quickly become a fan-club talking point.

A season of high-voltage moments

Qazi’s journey has been a mix of showmanship, illness and arguments. The broad strokes tell the story.

• Week one: Salman Khan called him the house’s “only rockstar” and handed him a special concert moment.
• Health scare: A fever and dengue diagnosis sparked exit rumours, but his team confirmed he stayed in the game, and Salman later defended him.
• Prize: He won the Flipkart Icon title and a Rs 5 lakh cash prize, keeping him in fan-poll conversations.
• Collisions: His clashes with Yung DSA continued late into the season, and an exchange with Asif Khan over a “dil ka daura” remark turned physical.

Even the “lollipop” comment aimed at Kanika Mann earlier in the season added to a track record that is hard to ignore. He has been criticised, defended and constantly discussed, which is exactly the currency of a Bigg Boss finale.

Why Rampal’s message matters now

A celebrity video is not a vote. But in the final stretch, it gives Qazi’s supporters a fresh, shareable reason to rally. Rampal’s presence as a movie-star voice also reinforces the image Qazi has built since his first-week rockstar moment: he is treated as entertainment, not just a contestant.

The gap between attention and victory is still wide. The finale will ultimately be decided by the audience, not by the cheering section. But Qazi has already converted screen time into prizes and a devoted fanbase, so the momentum is real. The question now is whether it is loud enough when the voting lines close.

Source: bollywoodHungama.com