KKK in its final leg

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Sep 07, 2021 IST

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The latest season of Colors’ Khatron Ke Khiladi, the stunt-based reality show, has given us the front seat to multiple thrills, adventures and pumped our adrenaline. Now, as contestants continue to keep us on our toes with nail-biting tasks, the heat turns up even more as the end is inching closer. There’s only one thing on their minds right now and that’s to win the race for the ‘Ticket To Finale’ (TTF). Shared Divyanka Tripathi, “I’m so thrilled that the finale is just around the corner! We’ve saved the best for the last, and we can’t wait for our viewers to get a taste of the ultimate adventure.”

Abhinav Shukla stated, “As we get closer to the finale, everyone is tremendously enthusiastic and focused. The ‘Ticket to Finale’ week will feature several electrifying and thrilling feats, with the best contender moving straight to the finale.”

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