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Bigg Boss 17: Munawar Faruqui and Mannara Chopra’s Unexpected Rap Bond

Bigg Boss 17, the latest season of the controversial reality show, burst onto the television scene with a bang. This time, the house is home to a diverse mix of contestants, including popular TV couples, influencers, a criminal lawyer, and a crime journalist. It’s been a week since the show began, and the participants are still finding their footing, trying to make connections before the game intensifies.

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In a recent Bigg Boss 17 promo, we witnessed an unexpected bonding moment between Munawar Faruqui and Mannara Chopra. The promo sheds light on their journey from a rough start to finding common ground and even trying out their rapping skills together.

Mannara Chopra, in the promo, approaches Munawar Faruqui during a lunch break, seeking his assistance to refine her rapping skills. She confides in Munawar, revealing that she has penned a rap and needs his help with the beats. Mannara starts adding lyrics to her rap, and Munawar joins in to assist with rhythm and beats. The two manage to complete the song, and Mannara is visibly impressed by Munawar’s rapping prowess. He swiftly nails the hook of the rap, leaving Mannara in awe.

The promo, shared on Instagram by the show’s makers, is captioned, “Munawar aur Mannara kar rahe hai Bigg Boss Ke ghar mein vibe set!”. This unexpected collaboration showcases the ever-changing dynamics inside the Bigg Boss house.

It’s worth noting that in the initial days, Munawar and Mannara did not share a harmonious relationship. During the premiere episode, trust was in short supply, and Munawar, along with others, had doubts about Mannara’s claim that they could choose their rooms. However, they later hashed out their differences in the confession room, leading to improved interactions between the two.

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