Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 Eviction Week 5
This past weekend in the Bigg Boss Malayalam house? Absolutely bonkers. Three contestants were shown the door in what can only be described as a plot twist-filled roller coaster: Appani Sarath, Renu Sudhi, and Shaitya Santhosh all packed up and left — and honestly, the mood inside the house flipped faster than the infamous Bigg Boss “twist” music.
There were a record 15 nominations, which meant the house was basically a pressure cooker on full steam — arguments popping like popcorn, alliances scrambling, and some genuine tears. The special Onam episode even saw an epic ‘Puli Kali’ dance right before Sarath’s eviction. What a way to go — hunted out in his tiger stripes. There were gasps, laughter, and even one housemate (Mastani, never one to miss a moment) doing a tiny victory lap around the camera after Sarath left. Not subtle, but when’s Bigg Boss ever been about subtlety?
Feelings? Mixed, as always. Akbar sobbed. Mastani cheered. The rest of the house just stared, wide-eyed, as if waiting for one more twist.
Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 Eviction Drama
So who really left, and why did it matter so much? Let’s break it down — not in a “here are five bullet points” way, but in the way a friend would spill the tea over lunch.
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Appani Sarath: He left because of viewer votes, and a lot of people (both in and outside the house) were half-shocked, half-nodding. Sarath had ruffled feathers and used language that had the house buzzing — even host Mohanlal called him out. That’s classic Bigg Boss: the more you shout, the faster your luck runs out. Akbar, his closest pal, was gutted. Mastani? She literally said “thank you” to the camera and blamed his words for her celebratory mood.
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Renu Sudhi: Renu’s exit hit a different note — she’d been wanting to leave, citing missing her kids and flagging mental health. Mohanlal and the housemates gave her space, and viewers, for once, saw a kinder (if slightly awkward) house for a hot minute.
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Shaitya Santhosh: Her departure was the "wait—what, another one?" moment. It was all about the votes: lowest on the poll, so she said her goodbyes.
Not every Bigg Boss eviction is a shouting match or a teary hug-fest. Sometimes, as in Renu’s case, it’s just relief mixed with sadness — and maybe a little envy from anyone still stuck in that pressure cooker.
Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 Voting
Voting this season? Wild. With 15 contestants nominated, it was a total free-for-all. The official methods? Simple, but for folks who missed it:
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Hotstar App or Website – Just click your favourite.
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Missed Call Voting – Unique numbers for each contestant; old-school, but it works.
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Voting ran Monday night through Friday midnight, so folks had to act fast if they didn’t want their fave thrown out before the weekend.
One totally relatable moment: a friend of mine, a die-hard Rena fan, said she ended up voting on both her phone and her mom’s, just to try and offset what looked like a landslide against her favourite. “One vote won’t change anything,” she insisted, but did it anyway — and, honestly, isn’t that just voting everywhere?
