Bigg Boss Telugu Season 10 has moved into Week 9 with the nomination process completed and public voting underway, according to the latest season tracker updated on November 3. The new voting cycle follows a double eviction in Week 8, when Gundeboina Jhansi and Rohit Naidu Patnam were listed as the contestants who left the house. With the number of housemates reducing, the competition for visibility, captaincy and audience support is becoming more intense.
Week 9 voting is now in progress
The independent Bigg Boss Telugu voting tracker says Week 9 voting lines are open and that the contestant with the lowest vote tally by Friday night is expected to face the Sunday eviction verdict. The show is hosted by Nagarjuna Akkineni, with the weekend verdict episodes scheduled for Saturday and Sunday evenings. Viewers should confirm exact timings and voting instructions through the official Star Maa and streaming platform announcements.
The tracker lists ten nominated contestants for this week: Aman Masud, Auto Ram Prasad, Debjani Modak, Jabardasth Naresh, Mukesh Gowda, Neethu Natraj, Shivakumar Marihal, Sudheer Reddy, Temper Vamshi and Varshini Sounderajan. The nomination list should be checked against the broadcast episode because reality-show information can change following tasks or special twists.
What do the online polls indicate?
The tracker’s unofficial fan poll places Auto Ram Prasad and Shivakumar Marihal in a reported danger zone based on a small number of audience responses. Mukesh Gowda is shown with a stronger share in that poll. These figures are not official voting totals and should not be interpreted as a prediction of the final eviction. Online polls attract self-selected participants and may not represent the full television audience.
Official eviction decisions depend on the voting mechanism announced by the broadcaster. Fans should avoid sharing unverified screenshots or claims that a contestant has already been eliminated before the weekend episode confirms the result.
After the Week 8 double eviction
The exit of Jhansi and Rohit Naidu Patnam has changed the house environment. Double evictions can disrupt group strategies because contestants lose allies at the same time and must reassess their position. Housemates who previously relied on a group may now need to build individual connections with viewers through task performance, clear communication and consistent behaviour.
What could decide the next eviction?
Task performance, captaincy decisions, conflict management and audience connection are likely to shape the conversation through the week. Contestants who remain active without creating unnecessary controversy may gain support, while dramatic confrontations can produce both positive and negative reactions.
For viewers, the most reliable approach is to follow the televised episodes and official voting channels. Week 9 is still in progress as of November 3, and the final eviction result has not yet been announced. Any online danger-zone ranking remains an unofficial indicator rather than a confirmed verdict.
Source: Bigg Boss Telugu 10 independent voting tracker. Poll results are unofficial and not affiliated with the broadcaster.
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