Bigg Boss Telugu season 4 started with host Nagarjuna saying that the show got an ‘explosive start’ with the highest ratings and more votes than the previous week.
In Friday’s episode, Gangavva happily had a chat with Divi and Akhil.
Kalyani got offended when someone asked her to stay away from the kitchen. He vows not to eat as well.
Akhil told Monal that he doesn’t have any problem if she talks to Abhijeet. Gangavva leaves everyone in splits imitating Avinash and even Bigg Boss.
Housemates did a promotional task where they take photographs and watch them.
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Talking to Nagarjuna, Gangavva assured him that she is fine now and will stay back in the house. Host Nagarjuna announced that Gangavva got saved. He told Gangavva not to get influenced by anyone in the house.
Nagarjuna lashed out at Noel and every other housemate for not taking the nomination task seriously. Nagarjuna slammed Kalyani, Abhijeet and others adding that he will not let them play safe any more.
In the Hero-Zero task, every housemate named a contestant who they think are a ‘hero’ and ‘zero’ in the house. Most of the contestants named Amma Rajasekhar as both a hero and zero. He got offended and burst into tears further pleading Nagarjuna to send him out.
Devi accused him of being biased and making substantial and offensive comedy. Gangavva asserted that Amma Rajasekhar must stay in the house. Nagarjuna told Rajasekhar that he left some or the other impression on everyone which is more important.
Nagarjuna added that not everyone will like him and he should be fine with that. A few other contestants also named Gangavva as hero.
Nagarjuna then announced that Karate Kalyani is eliminated from the BB house. Monal got emotional while Sujatha tried to make it up with Kalyani who justified her game. She wished everyone good luck and left the house.
Divi got offended by the way Lasya mentioned about her while talking about Amma Rajasekhar. This led to an argument between them. Divi walked away asking Lasya to ‘shut up’.
