Bigg Boss Telugu Season 6, Day 2 – Class, Mass and Trash

The 6th season of Bigg Boss Telugu began yesterday, with host King Nagarjuna introducing the contestants of this season. The season features 20 contestants in total, and the 2nd day started with some interesting tasks for the inmates of the house. The first task was to select 3 members as Class from them, and 3 members as Trash from them, while the remaining would be Mass members.

The Class members got special access to the VIP balcony and some goodies, while the Trash members could neither eat, cook nor sleep in the house, and the mass members just remained as they were – normal. Baladitya, Suryah, and Sreehan were selected as Class members of the house, while Revanth, Geetu, and Inaya were selected as trash members, while the others remained mass members.

Bigg Boss then gave the members of the house a task, wherein the Class, Mass, and Trash members got the chance to swap their places and go a rank up or down based on their performance in the coconut game they were assigned. As per the rules of the game, two players would be tied together by a rope and would have to hold coconuts in one hand and a baton in the other hand. They would have to try to spill the water in the coconut of the other player. Whoever wins this game could go a level up, while the other would be demoted. Adi Reddy from Mass and Inaya from Trash volunteered to play the game, with Adi Reddy turning out to be the member. Then, according to the rules of the game, Adi got the chance to get swapped with one member from Class and took the place of Sreehan. This left Inaya as Trash, Sreehan as Mass, and Adi as Class.

Towards the end of day 2, Bigg Boss gave the opportunity to the Trash members to share their thoughts and feelings about the people they thought would always think highly of them no matter what. Inaya thanked her father, Revanth thanked his mother and family members, and Geetu thanked her followers. The three of them shared their stories of why these people matter the most to them and explained how these people would always think highly of them.