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Gaurav Khanna accused of bullying by ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi 15’ contestant

Rohit Shetty is making his return as host of Khatron Ke Khiladi after a two-year break. The upcoming season is already generating buzz among fans of the stunt-based reality show.

According to the makers, this season will raise the bar for the entire franchise. Filming recently wrapped in Cape Town, South Africa. The team shot a fresh set of high-intensity action sequences during the schedule.

The new season will also come with an updated format. It will mix familiar faces with fresh contestants. The idea, according to the makers, is to keep the competition unpredictable right until the end.

Amid the excitement around the new season, one contestant has made some sharp comments about co-star Gaurav Khanna. “I think Gaurav Khanna is one person I would not want to meet,” she said.

She went on to accuse Khanna of repeatedly targeting her during tasks on the show. Her claim is that whenever a group of contestants failed at a challenge, Khanna would single her out more than the others. She recalled him making comments like calling her weak or accusing her of giving up too easily.

The contestant also reflected on how reality television can change people. She said the environment tends to bring out a different version of a person’s personality. Because of this, she admitted she is not entirely sure whether Khanna behaves the same way off camera as he does on the show.

Her comments have already started making rounds online. Fans and viewers have taken note, with many curious to see how this dynamic unfolds once the season begins airing.

Khatron Ke Khiladi has long been known for testing contestants both physically and mentally. Given the show’s demanding format, tensions between participants aren’t unusual. However, direct allegations like these tend to draw extra attention before a season even premieres.

With Rohit Shetty back in the host’s chair and the show promising bigger stunts this time around, all eyes are now on how the new season handles both its action sequences and the interpersonal dynamics between its contestants.

For now, fans will have to wait for the official premiere to see how these tensions, if any, play out on screen.

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