Rohit leads unofficial voting but faces elimination risk as six contestants land in the danger zone after task-based rankings.
Bigg Boss Telugu 10 is entering its most unpredictable phase yet. In Week 5, the usual rhythm of audience voting has been upended — this week, eliminations are being shaped not by popularity alone, but by performance in a series of high-stakes tasks.
Six contestants have now been placed in the danger zone: Rohit, Mukesh, Charn, Nareesh, Shalini, and Apoorv. Their positions were determined by how they fared in the latest challenges, not by how many votes they received. This shift has thrown fans into speculation, especially since the official rules haven’t confirmed whether a double elimination will occur.
Rohit sits at the top of unofficial voting trends with 24.04% support, the highest among all housemates. He’s followed closely by Triguna at 13%, then Mukesh with 10.99%. But even this lead doesn’t guarantee safety. The game’s mechanics now prioritize task outcomes over vote counts, meaning strong public backing isn’t enough to stay in.
Meanwhile, Zansy, despite ranking near the bottom in voting (7.34%), is immune from elimination thanks to her magic power. A special advantage granted earlier in the season. She used it wisely during the captaincy challenge, aligning herself with Sudheer Reddy, who won the title. Her strategic move ensured she stayed out of the danger zone, even though she didn’t claim the captaincy herself.
The captaincy race itself was intense. Seven contestants made it through: Sudheer Reddy, Vamshi, Varshini, Debanee, Triguna, Amman, and Ram Prasad. Sudheer emerged victorious after a grueling final round, with Zansy playing a key role in his success by offering consistent support.
Now, the focus turns to the danger zone. Among the six, Rohit stands out for taking bold risks, some say too many. Varshini, meanwhile, stepped forward to protect Mukesh during a critical moment, showing that alliances are still fluid. These moves could influence the next stage, especially if a double elimination happens.
If it does, the odds point toward one of the lower-ranked names. Shalini or Apoorv, being eliminated, given their vote percentages hover around 7.35%. But no outcome is certain. The producers have not confirmed the double elimination, and the final decision may still hinge on a mix of task results and audience input.
For now, the house is tense. Every conversation carries weight. Every alliance is under scrutiny. And with the stakes rising, the next few days could redefine who stays. And who leaves.
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