MUMBAI: As the drama in Bigg Boss Season 18 unfolds, predictions on who might take home the coveted trophy are already being discussed by fans and experts alike. Rinhee Suberwal who is a Tarot card reader,choreographer, past life regression therapist, vaastu consultant, astrologer, numerologist and crystal healer recently shared her thoughts on the potential winner of the season, drawing on her analysis of the contestants and her understanding of their personalities.
Rinhee predicts that Vivian Dsena is one of the strongest contenders to win the Bigg Boss trophy this season. Vivian has consistently shown strong and honest gameplay, which resonates with audiences. Rinhee believes that Vivian’s sincerity and confidence will take him far in the competition. His authenticity and unwavering commitment to his beliefs have made him a fan favorite. As Rinhee mentions, “The one who speaks the truth and stays true to their values will win hearts, and that is Vivian Dsena.”
Rajat Dalal and Karanveer Mehra are also seen as strong contenders for the top spot, with Rinhee sensing that they could very well secure a place in the final two. Both contestants have shown growth and a unique approach to the game, which could win them the audience’s admiration. However, Rinhee also emphasizes that the key to their success lies in their ability to remain true to themselves, without resorting to last-minute pretenses. “Those who are pretending just to get attention or try to be something they are not will eventually be out,” she warns.
When asked about the possible journey of other contestants, Rinhee had some interesting insights. She spoke about Chum, a contestant who has faced criticism for being manipulative. Rinhee strongly feels that although Chum might have an interesting future in terms of projects, victory on Bigg Boss seems out of reach. “There is some manipulation going on with her, but she won’t win for sure. She might get good projects in the future, but she should stick to what she loves doing instead of being influenced by external factors,” Rinhee explains.
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