Pallavi Prashanth, the triumphant winner of Bigg Boss Telugu Season 7, found respite as the court granted him conditional bail after being remanded for 14 days in connection with the incident at Annapurna Studios. The police had identified Prashanth as A-1 and his brother Manohar as A-2 in the case involving an attack on government property on the day of the Bigg Boss finale. The Nampally court's decision brought a temporary reprieve, and Prashanth was released on 23 December.

In a recent development, Pallavi Prashanth made alterations to his Instagram profile, changing his name to MALLA OCHINA and adding SPY Team Winner to his bio. These modifications were reportedly made on Prashanth's suggestion by his other brother. Fans of Prashanth have attributed a significant role to the SPY batch in his success, with many expressing their sentiments through comments on social media.

Pallavi Prashanth's victory, however, was marred by legal complications arising from an incident outside Annapurna Studios on the day of the Bigg Boss finale. Tensions escalated between fans of contestants Amardeep and Pallavi Prashanth, resulting in clashes and damage to property, including Amardeep's car, two RTC buses, and a police vehicle.

In the aftermath of the incident, two cases were filed, leading to the arrest of Pallavi Prashanth and others involved. After spending a brief period in remand, his release from Chanchalguda Jail brings a sense of relief to the Bigg Boss winner and his supporters.

Adding a layer of complexity to the situation, a petition was filed in the High Court seeking the arrest of Bigg Boss host Nagarjuna. The petitioner alleged illegal detention of 15 contestants for 100 days and called for an investigation into the participants, holding them accountable for the damage to government properties. The legal proceedings surrounding Bigg Boss Telugu Season 7 continue to unfold with various dimensions and implications.