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Bigg Boss Telugu 10 Week 5 Voting: Rohith Leads, But Charn and Jhansi Are One Vote Away From Elimination

The voting race is tighter than a noose. Rohith leads, but Charn and Jhansi are one vote away from elimination. The real story isn’t who’s safe — it’s who might fall before the final count.

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Bigg Boss Telugu 10’s fifth week is shaping up as the most unpredictable yet, with voting trends painting a picture of razor-thin margins and shifting loyalties. Rohith leads the unofficial polls with 25.72% — a commanding lead that defies last week’s host Nagaswamy warning, which had fans speculating about backlash.

But the real story isn’t just who’s ahead. It’s how close everyone else is. Trigun follows at 14.75%, and Mukesh Goud holds third with 13.63%. The gap between them and the bottom four is barely more than a percentage point.

Naresh sits at 7.75%, just ahead of Charan (6.55%) and Apoorv (6.48%). Aman trails at 6.29%, while Ram Prasad and Shalini are tied at 6.28%. Jhansi rounds out the list at 6.27%. That’s not a ranking, it’s a cliffhanger.

The difference between fifth and tenth place? Just 0.28%. One swing in the final vote could flip the entire order. And though some social media voices claim Charan is being protected due to his wild card return, no official evidence supports that.

Meanwhile, Jhansi. Known for her active participation in tasks, finds herself near the bottom despite strong audience sympathy. The disconnect between popularity and actual votes remains stark. With only official results set to determine eliminations, the tension isn’t just inside the house.

It’s in every poll, every post, every silent scroll through the numbers. The next move? Wait for Friday’s announcement. Until then, the game isn’t over.

It’s just paused.

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