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Road Block changes Telugu 10 nominations as wildcards choose the matchups
Week 6’s Road Block format gives new entrants control over challenge pairings, while existing housemates still make nomination choices.

Bigg Boss Telugu Season 10 has begun its sixth-week nominations with a format that gives the newly arrived wildcard contestants an immediate role in the game. The Road Block task is not simply another round of housemates naming rivals. A wildcard selects two existing contestants for a challenge; the winner earns the chance to take part in the nomination process. Choosing the competitors therefore matters before a single nomination is made.
Reports of the October 13 developments agree on the opening sequence. Sivakumar selected Rohit and Trigun to compete. Rohit won and put forward Temper Vamsi and Jhansi. The discussion became heated, particularly between Rohit and Vamsi, and reporting indicates that Vamsi’s nomination went forward. Being nominated is not the same as being eliminated: a departure would require a separate outcome.
Another round began when Neethu Nataraj chose Aman and Mukesh Gowda. Mukesh won, after which a nomination discussion escalated into an argument involving Aman, Mukesh and Trigun. Shalini’s name also entered the debate. Other housemates reportedly intervened as voices rose, but no verified new disciplinary decision by the host was established in the coverage reviewed.
The strategic change is significant. Wildcards may not control every final nomination, but they can influence which established player gets the power to propose one. That creates an additional test for old friendships and alliances. A contestant can win a challenge and still face a difficult choice about whom to put at risk.
The complete Week 6 danger list should not be treated as final on the strength of these early rounds. Accounts differ about some later details, and predictions about who might leave are not results. What can be reported is the new mechanism, the opening pairings and the disagreements they triggered.