Ashish Bhatia and Nandini emerge as Ultimate Champions of MTV Roadies

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Updated At : 01:17 PM Jul 12, 2022 IST

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The grand finale of MTV Roadies crowned for the first time ever not just one but two winners. After several weeks of challenges, eliminations, twists and turns across the breath-taking vistas of South Africa, Ashish Bhatia and Nandini have emerged as the Ultimate Champions of the new season.

Hosted by Sonu Sood, the finalists put their best foot forward to win the coveted title in a nail-biting finish!

Finalist buddy pairs Kevin Almasifar-Moose Jattana, Yukti Arora – Jaswanth Bopanna, Gaurav Alugh-Simi Talsania, and Ashish Bhatia-Nandini faced a true-blue Roadies-style challenge with an unanticipated whopping four stages, and some surprising plot twists, in and around the picturesque city of Cape Town. An edgy suspense led to the winner reveal, with Ashish and Nandini soaking in their well-deserved crowning glory!

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