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Bigg Boss 10 Telugu: Our Dear Rishi Sir Aka Mukesh Enters The House
In Short
With Guppedantha Manasu serial, became a household name and turned popular with his screen name Rishi sir.

Bigg Boss 10 Telugu: Our Dear Rishi Sir Aka Mukesh Enters The House
Rishi sir aka Mukesh Gowda entered the house as the final contestant of this launch episode. He looked stylish and carried the same charm and marked his entry with the “Rai Rai Ra Ra…” song.
He started his journey as a junior artist and gradually carved his niche in the industry. With Guppedantha Manasu serial, became a household name and turned popular with his screen name Rishi sir.
Host Nagarjuna also assigned him a task and tested his spontaneity. Our dear Rishi sir too finally entered the house and greeted his fellow contestants. On the other hand, host Nagarjuna also greeted all the 16 contestants and stated that a final task among the last 4 contestants will be conducted by the Bigg Boss.
In the end, he warned them in his style and stated that the game has just now begun! After Nagarjuna bid adieu, the final four contestants participated in a task among themselves.
Mukesh, Krishnudu, Rohit and Varshini were divided into two teams and participated in the ball task. Finally, Mukesh and Varshini showed off their prowess and won the last two magical keys.

