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The contest was a special edition of the reality TV adventure game show and it was launched earlier this month after season 10 of ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’ concluded.

TV star Nia Sharma has won ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi: Made In India’, beating Jasmin Bhasin and Karan Wahi in the final. The contest was a special edition of the reality TV adventure game show and it was launched earlier this month after season 10 of ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’ concluded.

The Rohit Shetty-facilitated Made In India release of ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’ included victors of past seasons, for example, Jay Bhanushali, Rithvik Dhanjani, Bharti Singh, Haarsh Limbachiyaa, Aly Goni, and Karan Patel. Dhanjani needed to stop the challenge halfway due to duties.

“‘Khatron Ke Khiladi: Made In India’ began as a pleasant unique version, however, it immediately turned into my sole plan to win the season. I gave my everything to each trick that I performed on the show,” said Nia, who has prior challenged in ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’ season eight.

The season saw the host and activity movie producer Rohit Shetty structure some mind-blowing stunts for the candidates. Nia defeated difficulties that included overcoming statures, arranging blasts, swimming through mud, and, in one round, enduring a watery casket. She additionally made a blemish on the show with her kinship with co-challengers, particularly humorist Harsh Limbachiyaa.

“The group consistently indicated gigantic confidence in me and urged me to proceed to put forth a strong effort. I would not like to relinquish the second open door that Colors gave me. I needed to win and I would not have been quiet with some other outcome. Winning the season brought a feeling of bliss and fulfillment. It was additionally my response to those individuals who pondered cosmetics and styling. No, she’s most certainly not. She is a victor and she has demonstrated it with this success!” Nia included.

The great finale on Sunday had a Bollywood-style honorary pathway spread out for the competitors. The finale stunts included pythons, turning stunts at transcending statures, and a three-section heist structured exceptionally by Rohit Shetty, where the competitors needed to chase down a neckband to win, in the midst of blasts, broken glass, and electric stun.