Bigg Boss Telugu 10 Agnipariksha 2 voting: live results and how to vote

Bigg Boss Telugu Agnipariksha season 2 voting is open, and you can cast a free vote for any of the 15 contestants without leaving this page. One vote per person per day, no phone number and no missed call.

The poll below is our own audience pulse. It opened on 21 August 2026 and closes on 4 September 2026. It resets every night at midnight IST, so whoever you back today, you can come back and vote again tomorrow.

Who is leading the Agnipariksha 2 vote today

The standings in the card above are live. Every vote lands in the day it was cast, the percentages are that contestant's share of the week's total, and nothing is smoothed or weighted.

Because the ballot resets at midnight, the order can look very different on a Tuesday morning from how it looked on Monday night. That is the point of a daily vote rather than a single one: it shows momentum, not just a final tally.

For the day-by-day breakdown, the trend lines and the state and age splits behind these numbers, open the full Week 1 results.

How to vote in the Bigg Boss Agnipariksha 2 poll

1. Tap the contestant you want to back in the card above.
2. Sign in with Google. This is what keeps one person to one vote, and it is the only thing we ask for.
3. Confirm. Your vote is counted straight away and the live standings open underneath it.
4. Come back tomorrow. The ballot resets at midnight IST and you get another vote.

Voting is free and always will be. Results are public and need no account at all, so anyone can read the standings whether they voted or not.

This is not the official JioHotstar vote

Two separate things get called "Agnipariksha voting", and it is worth being clear about which one you are looking at.

The official vote runs inside the JioHotstar app during the show's own voting windows, and it is the only one that affects who stays on the show. If you want to influence the result on air, that is where to vote.

This page is an unofficial audience pulse. It measures what viewers think, week by week, with the demographic and regional breakdown the official vote never publishes. It has no bearing on the broadcast. We are not affiliated with Bigg Boss, Star Maa, JioHotstar, Disney+ Hotstar, Endemol Shine or any official broadcaster.

Most people want both: vote officially in the app, then see where the wider audience actually stands. That second half is what we publish.

The 15 contestants you can vote for

• Aman Masud
• Apoorva Tungaturthy - Model
• Bembadi Priyanka - Anchor
• Bhagi Tulluri - Social Media Influencer
• Charan Mahadev - Radio Jockey
• Deepak Senapathy
• Gayathri Vardhan
• Gundeboina Jhansi - Singer
• Hemanth Yadav
• Mithilesh Reddy - Fitness Model
• Rajakumari Dayana - Social Media Influencer
• Ramakrishna Koyya - Social Media Influencer
• Rohit Patnam
• Shalini Patel - Model
• Srishti Vyakaranam - Model, Actor

Professions, photographs and full profiles for all 15 are in our Bigg Boss Telugu Agnipariksha 2 contestants list.

What the Agnipariksha vote actually decides

Agnipariksha is the commoner audition route into the main house. Contestants who survive the selection rounds walk into Bigg Boss Telugu Season 10 alongside the actors, anchors and singers who were invited.

That is not a formality. In season one, 6 of the fifteen made it through, and Kalyan Padala went on to win the whole season. A pre-show most people skipped produced the eventual winner.

So a vote here is a read on who the audience would want in that house, taken before the main season starts.

When Agnipariksha 2 voting closes

This week's ballot closes on 4 September 2026, and the season itself runs to 5 September 2026. When a week closes, its page stops taking votes and keeps its results permanently, so you can go back and see how any week finished.

If you are new to how any of this works, how Bigg Boss Telugu voting works covers the official lines, the missed-call route and the difference between a nomination and an eviction vote.

How we count

One vote per signed-in person per day, per week's ballot. Days roll over at midnight India time rather than UTC, which is why a vote cast at 11pm and one cast at 1am land in different days.

We publish the totals as they are. There is no weighting, no bot filtering that quietly discards votes, and no editorial thumb on the scale. Where a number is low we say so rather than hiding the sample size.