4 days Ago By Bhavana Sharma
The twelfth week of Bigg Boss Telugu 8 has brought intense drama and unexpected twists, shaking up the voting trends and keeping fans on the edge of their seats. As the competition nears its grand finale surprises abound with strong contenders facing elimination and underdogs rising to the top. Here's a quick recap of this week’s events.
With only two to three weeks left in the season, the tension among the ten remaining contestants has peaked. The show which started with 14 participants on September 2 has seen significant changes due to eliminations and wild-card entries. The Remaining Contestants are Gautham, Nikhil, Nabeel, Prithvi, Yashmi, Prerna, Avinash, Rohini, Vishnupriya, and Tasty Teja.
This week’s nomination process introduced a unique twist by involving eight previously eliminated contestants. After two days of intense discussions, five contestants were nominated: - Nikhil - Prerna - Yashmi - Prithvi - Nabeel The online voting polls, which opened on November 19 revealed some surprising changes. Initially, Yashmi Gowda seemed to be in trouble but her fortunes reversed within a day: - Prerna: Leading with 21.
44% votes. - Yashmi Gowda: Jumped to second place with 20.9% votes.
- Nabeel: Third with 20.43% votes. - Nikhil: Fourth with 19.
8% votes. - Prithvi: Fifth with 17.43% votes.
A heated argument between Yashmi and Vishnu aired on November 20, played a significant role in shifting public support. The clash seemingly garnered sympathy for Yashmi pushing her from the danger zone to a strong position. Although the official voting results remain undisclosed unofficial trends suggest Prithvi is at the highest risk of elimination.
Initially, Yashmi was speculated to leave but her recent surge in votes indicates she is safe. As the weekend approaches, fans are eagerly waiting for the final results. Will it be Prithvi, Nikhil or someone unexpected who leaves the house? Stay tuned for the weekend episode to find out who gets eliminated and witness more twists in Bigg Boss Telugu 8!.
