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Comedian Harsh Gujral bids goodbye to ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi 15’ after South Africa shoot

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Updated At : 07:10 PM Jun 22, 2026 IST
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Taking to his Instagram stories, Harsh Gujral confirmed KKK 15 exit
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Comedian Harsh Gujral has officially wrapped up his journey on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15. Taking to his Instagram Stories, Harsh shared a picture with the caption, “And with this KKK15 journey comes to an end. #KKK15,” confirming that his stint on the adventure reality show has concluded.Harsh had been shooting for the show in South Africa, where he frequently gave fans glimpses of his experience through social media. From behind-the-scenes moments and intense stunt preparations to light-hearted interactions with fellow contestants, his journey kept audiences engaged throughout the shoot.
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His camaraderie with contestants, including Orry, Rithvik Dhanjani and Karan Wahi, also garnered attention online, with several fun moments from the sets making their way to social media.

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