Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi

U did it wrong with Saurabh Jain Mr. Rohit Shetty.

I've watched this show every year and have grown up watching it. It is different every year and the most fun part is guessing the winner right! The worst part is the anxiety while the contestents are doing their tasks. I prefer this over BigBoss, but that is good on its own as well. Rohit Shetty makes the episodes worth watching and I love his nature. It is also very funny as Indian people are scared of most animals and insects, Shetty Sir makes it more humourous. This is the one of the shows that comes on every year that everyone knows about, and is worth watching!

Rohit Shetty began taking contestants to tasks, and Nikki Tamboli and Rahul Vaidya were among the first ones to fail their tasks. Divyanka Tripathi, on the other hand, impressed one and all. Can't wait to see other celeb contestants darr doing daring tasks.

Thia ia the worst season until now, too much drama, the people who are famous when goes to elimination round then there will be no elimination, too much unwanted sound effects, unwanted drama, even the contestants do sometimes very difficult stunts but some times even for easier stunts they do soo much drama, too many times they don't do stunts in proper way, Rohit Shetty has to shout every time please do this was thay way, penalty lag rahi hai still contestants don't listen to him. They do the stunt as per their comfort zone. Worst drama is by Shiv Thakre and Archana. Rohit Shetty also get irritated by people not following the rules while performing stunt, so think how much people watching the show are getting irritated.

A notable downside is the overrepresentation of non-athletic TV actors who sometimes lack the commitment. This shortfall in dedication can leave audiences yearning for a more intense and authentic experience.

It's hard to ignore the irritating sound effects, repitative slow-mo shots and over-the-top reactions, which disrupt the overall viewing experience. These unnecessary additions detract from the show's appeal and suggest room for improvement. In the end, Khatron Ke Khiladi may entertain certain viewers but could benefit from more dedicated contestants and a reevaluation of its sound design choices.