Bigg Boss Malayalam 7 Week 7 Nominations
This week, Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 switched up the rules of the game, raw, open nominations right in the living area, no hiding behind the confession room curtain anymore. You could see the tension tangibly rising, almost like a summer thunderstorm about to burst.
The house became a stage for bold accusations, real confrontations, and strategic play, and for those of us who’ve been waiting for genuine drama, this twist feels well overdue.
I always find open nominations fascinating: people have to look each other in the eye and say “I pick you because...” and it sheds off layers faster than any secret ballot ever could. Aryan got some heat for being called out as Gizele’s shadow.
Honestly, it's a classic BB move, but there’s always that awkward ache in the room when someone’s accused of just riding on another’s game. Binny pulled no punches there, and Aryan’s face (if you catch the replay) said it all: shock, hurt, and a little flash of defiance.
Meanwhile, Shanavas, never one to tiptoe around, complained openly that Nevin was being manipulative, tossing double-meaning words around.
People in the Bigg Boss house love accusing each other of mind games, but when it’s out in the open, with Mohanlal watching on the big screen, it gets especially spicy.
Abhilash escalated things by nominating Shanavas right back, calling out perceived personal attacks. It was like watching a chess match where players kept slapping each other’s hands off the board.
The air shifted again when the wildcard entrants, Praveen and Mastani, got evicted. They were only in the house for a short while, but their exit made it clear, this isn’t a season for outsiders to lounge.
It’s getting more cutthroat; friendships feel brittle, alliances shift at breakfast. Everyone’s fighting harder now, with fewer numbers and much more spotlight.
Bigg Boss Malayalam 7 Week 7 Nominations List
The nominations this week were anything but perfunctory. Thanks to the open process, contestants showed their cards with less artifice, and some old alliances feel shaky. Here’s a rundown of who’s facing eviction, based on public nominations and the recent twists:
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Noora: Nominated for her assertiveness in the open forum, she never hesitates to speak her mind, but sometimes, that candor leads to a target on her back. It’s bold, and let’s be honest, entertaining, but it can make alliance-building tricky.
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Adhila: She’s found herself on the list for stepping up in group tasks and breaking the mold, though that came at the cost of a few surprised friends. There’s a buzz that she’s finally ditching the fence-sitting act, and it’s stirring things up.
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Sabuman: As a wildcard, Sabuman’s entry brought fresh energy, but it also painted a bullseye; nominated for ruffling feathers and making some aggressive plays early on. It’s a gamble, and right now, he’s paying for that boldness.
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Lakshmi: Yet another wildcard contestant, Lakshmi has struggled to cement her place in existing circles. Her nominations come partly from old-timers defending their turf, and partly from Lakshmi’s occasional tendency to stir the pot just for fun.
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Binny: This week, Binny was called out for her ‘cheerleader’ vibe, supporting others too much and, apparently, not enough self-assertion. It’s a gentle criticism, but in this game, gentleness rarely wins.
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Rena: Rena’s received multiple votes, often for blending in during group tasks. Some call it strategic invisibility, but in the spotlight of open nominations, it looks more like playing not to lose, which rarely works inside the Bigg Boss house.
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Aryan: Aryan took a direct hit for being labeled “Gizele’s shadow.” It’s a reputation that won’t win him any votes for independence. Viewers are hoping Aryan finds his own voice soon; this sidekick narrative can only last so long.
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Nevin: Accused this week of manipulative behavior, Nevin’s nomination comes from a mix of suspicion and rivalry. His carefully crafted words may have helped in the short run, but now, fellow housemates are calling his game out into the open.
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Shanavas: Shanavas found himself nominated for bluntness; his accusations and confrontational style have upset several contestants. It’s risky playing the role of the provocateur, but Shanavas seems to thrive on the conflict. Whether that gamble pays off this week remains to be seen.
This lineup captures the bubbling rivalries and the shifting grounds of alliance strategy. Open nominations in Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 have exposed everyone’s cards, making survival, trust, and drama more unpredictable than ever.
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Week 7: Real Tensions, Real Strategies
What makes this week different isn’t just the tally of names, it’s the raw honesty out in the open. That classic Bigg Boss suspense you feel before the buzzer sounds? Multiply that by ten when you know everyone just saw you point fingers at them.
Confession room grievances are easy, but calling someone manipulative or a shadow in broad daylight? That’s messy, and we love it.
Casual fan note: If you’re following the show on social media, you’ll see alliances melting down and memes exploding. One reel even showed Binny glancing nervously at Aryan after the “shadow” comment, priceless. If I were in that house, I’d definitely fake a power nap until the nominations ended (hey, self-preservation).
The Drama is Only Getting Started
With open nominations, Week 7 feels like genuine reality TV, warts and all. Evictions are coming fast and hard, strategies are shifting with every argument, and no one feels safe under the house’s suddenly harsh lights.
A shakeup like this is what the audience lives for, and as things spiral toward the finale, expect more fireworks and even more heartbreak. Every accusation, every alliance, every snarky retort, now laid bare.
That’s Bigg Boss at its best, and Week 7 just might be the turning point that sets the tone for everything ahead.
