Oviya for CM: If you don't agree to save this 'Bigg Boss' contestant, neenga shut up pannunga

The extremely popular contestant on the reality TV show is up for elimination and fans in TN are on the verge of a heart break.
Oviya for CM: If you don't agree to save this 'Bigg Boss' contestant, neenga shut up pannunga
Oviya for CM: If you don't agree to save this 'Bigg Boss' contestant, neenga shut up pannunga
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Most of Tamil Nadu is on the edge of their seats to find out if Bigg Boss contestant and people's darling Oviya will be eliminated from the house.

With 'Oviya's army' and 'Oviyans' unleashing their powers on social media, a campaign is on to garner votes for the starlet who has managed to charm viewers with her unique expressions and way of dealing with the others in the house.

"Neenga shut up pannunga!" has become a war cry of sorts for her supporters who are all charged up to save her yet again from being thrown out.

With 10 contestants remaining from the original count of 15, Oviya, Namitha and Ganesh Venkatraman are up for this week's elimination.

Though Oviya is extremely popular as far as the audience goes, people in the house are not too fond of her and have supposedly ganged up against her to ensure that she is removed.

From a dedicated Facebook event titled 'Save Oviya movement' to innumerable memes hailing her as supreme and putting down others like Julie and Gayathri Raghuram, the Internet has gone bonkers. 

(A meme suggesting that Julie is two-faced)

Oviya has even managed to achieve a comparison to the one and only Rajinikanth - this meme refers to Sivaji and shows the extent of devotion that Oviya fans are capable of.

Oviya has support from some very powerful people.

And wait for it...folks even think she should be CM! 

Why stop at CM when you can be PM?

 Bigg Boss has been criticised for not being aligned with "Tamil culture". 

If Oviya is eliminated, the people's revolution will begin, the ministry will be divided, the country will go up in flames.

Is this show of force Tamil Nadu's way of asking politicians to stop speaking on their behalf? Whatever it is, the virtual jallikattu is on.

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