Cinema VinesOn September 16, the unofficial online voting chart for Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 8 revealed that Neha Fathima is leading the second week’s poll with 23.18% of the 5,828 votes cast, amounting to 1,351 votes. Loletta Loryne Rodrigues follows in second place with 15.13% (882 votes) and Sreelakshmi Arackal rounds out the top three with 12.82% (747 votes). The rest of the nominated housemates are listed in descending order: Kadal Komban (10.31%, 600 votes), Aishwarya Madhu (9.61%, 561 votes), Jaseela Parveen (8.17%, 476 votes), RJ Anjali (6.66%, 389 votes), Noby Binu (6.01%, 351 votes), Sumesh Chandran (5.90%, 344 votes), and Sreelaya Jose (2.21%, 129 votes).
The poll reflects the current standings among the ten contestants nominated for Week 2 eviction, but the figures are not official and can shift as voting continues. Week 2 follows a series of changes inside the house: the season started on September 6 with 21 participants, but several exits have already taken place. Gayathri Suresh was removed in a spot eviction on Day 2, and Dhanya and Rini Ann George were later evicted after public voting. The Week 2 nomination list includes Aishwarya Madhu, RJ Anjali, Jaseela Parveen, Loletta Loryne Rodrigues, Neha Fathima, Noby Binu, Sreelakshmi Arackal, Sreelaya, Sreeraj K S, and Sumesh Chandran.
In addition to the nominations, the house has seen new entrants this week. Shibina and Tashi Raj joined as wildcard commoner contestants and are competing as a single unit. Gayathri Suresh also returned to the house on Day 9 after her earlier eviction. Leadership dynamics shifted when Rahul Easwar became the new House Leader, with Vignesh Venu and Loletta Loryne Rodrigues appointed as his supporters following a decision that involved Eldho George and the possibility of reintegrating Gayathri into the competition.
While Neha Fathima’s current lead is clear, the unofficial poll is only a snapshot of public sentiment as of September 16 and does not determine the final eviction outcome. Viewers can expect the numbers to fluctuate as the voting window remains open, and the eventual eviction will be announced once the official results are tallied.
