Rohan is best remembered for his three consecutive Power of Veto wins. After the rival The Sunsetters alliance attempted to flip the vote on him when he was nominated on week 2, Rohan found him being a frequent house target during his stay in the house and had to rely on winning competitions to save himself. Losing his allies Kyle Moore and Austin Dookwah coming into the jury, Rohan was placed at the bottom of the house's social structure and eventually ran out of luck as during the second half of the double eviction on week 6, The Sunsetters gained all the power by winning both HOH and POV competitions and leaving him on the block with his ally Breydon White.
This led to the entire house evicting Rohan unanimously by a vote of 5-0 and making him the second member of the jury.
Rohan Kapoor - Cast Bio - Big Brother Canada 9 (-BBCAN9) - New Season Wednesday March 3
Retrieved from bigbrothercanada.ca
Confident, athletic, strategic and charming, Rohan has all the elements needed to be a great Big Brother Canada player.
Name: Rohan Kapoor Age: 26 Pronouns: He/Him Zodiac: Pisces Hometown: Toronto, Ontario Occupation: Strategic Partnerships Manager Relationship Status: Single What is your strategy going into the house?
To create an alliance with five people, all with different skill sets. I plan to be quite active in the first half of the game by destroying the plays and calling the shots. Why do you think you were selected to be on BBCAN9?
Because I bring a high degree of confidence and energy. I also plan to be somewhat ruthless in this game. What part of the Big Brother Canada experience do you think will be the hardest for you?
Not knowing how people on the outside perceive my gameplay. How do you want people to remember you as a player on BBCAN?
As someone that utilized a strategic mindset to navigate the game. Someone that was entertaining, but also never lost sight of winning the game.
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Player History - Big Brother Canada 9[]
In Week 1, he was nominated along his Team Defender members but survived with no votes to evict. In Week 2, Head of Household Austin Dookwah named him as the replacement nominee next to house target Josh Farnworth. Initially feeling safe, Rohan and Showtime partner Kyle Moore quickly found themselves on the outs when The Sunsetters attempted to flip the vote to get him evicted. Fortunately for them, Victoria Woghiren won HOH in Week 3 and him along with his alliance The Oddballs were able to evict Latoya Anderson. During that week, he and Kyle got in an argument with Kiefer Collison and Latoya after confronting him about spreading a lie that duo were targeting all the girls in the house. Unfortunately for the two, Kiefer won the following HOH competition and placed them both on the block. Rohan won his first POV and took himself off the block, leaving Kyle to be evicted. His competition prowess made him a big target for The Sunsetters. Trying to stay alive, he would then win the next two POVs to save himself. However, Rohan’s luck would run out in Week 6 during the second half of the first Double Eviction when Kiefer nominated him against his last remaining ally Breydon White. After failing to win the POV, he was swiftly evicted in an unanimous 5-0 vote, placing 8th and becoming the second member of the Jury.
