After Munawar And Mannara, These Two Tv Stars Confirmed For Rohit Shetty’s Show Khatro Ke Khiladi
The shooting for Rohit Shetty’s adventure reality show “Khatron Ke Khiladi” Season 14 is set to begin soon, and the casting for contestants is currently underway with great enthusiasm.
Once again, Rohit Shetty is making headlines with “Khatron Ke Khiladi Season 14.” There are reports suggesting that the makers have approached TV actor Harshad Chopda for the show. Additionally, several former contestants of “Bigg Boss Season 17” have also been contacted.
Harshad Chopda Ans Sanaya Irani Might be a part of the Khatro Ke Khiladi
According to media reports, famous actor Harshad Chopda from “Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai” might also be seen in the show. Also According to Media, Sanaya Irani might Also be part of the Show Khatro Ke Khiladi.
According to sources from FilmiBeat, makers have approached TV actor Harshad Malhotra from “Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai.” It’s possible that an offer has been made to him. There have been internal meetings between the channel and the production house regarding the actor’s name.
However, Harshad hasn’t made any statement regarding these rumors. If this happens, it will be Harshad’s first reality show. This will also be a big surprise for the fans. It’s a common occurrence for former contestants of “Bigg Boss” to be approached for Rohit Shetty’s show Khatro Ke Khiladi.
This is why there are reports that former contestants of “Bigg Boss 17” have been approached by the makers. According to reports, the names include Ankita Lokhande, Abhishek Kumar, Manara Chopra, Munawar Farooqui, Isha Malviya, Samarth Jural, and Vicky Jain. Additionally, Ankita Puri and Jia Shankar from “OTT 2” are also in the spotlight.
For a long time, Rohit Shetty’s reality show has been shot in Cape Town. However, according to reports from India Forum, Shetty’s team is busy with the recce. According to reports, his team is also focusing on Georgia and Thailand for shooting. The fans are quite excited about this reality show.
