Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 show is the most favorite and highest TRP show in the television industry. The stunt-based program is the most popular in the reality genre and is presented by Bollywood director Rohit Shetty. Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 has been popular since it debuted on television. A-list celebrities compete on the show as participants, overcoming their anxieties by pulling off some extreme acts in the hopes of winning. Four of the 14 candidates on Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 have already been eliminated, leaving the other 10 to compete for the title.
Pratik Sehajpal was eliminated last week after abandoning the elimination task. Now as per the recent report, Pratik is prepared to return to the reality series. He will come back to compete against the others. Fans of Pratik Sehajpal can experience a wave of exhilaration as a result of this news. Speaking about the stunt that Pratik abandoned, he mentioned that after sitting on the rotator cliff that was situated in the middle of the water, he felt queasy and complained of vertigo. The candidate had to jump from one rotating cliff to the next while removing each flag one at a time.
Kanika Mann and Jannat Zubair were also in the elimination round with Pratik Sehajpal. Jannat lost her balance while pushing forward and went off the cliff while Kanika was able to pull one flag. Jannat dived into the water after failing to climb up again. Rohit Shetty, the host of Khatron Ke Khiladi 12, offered Pratik advice, and Pratik promised to give the stunt everything he had. When Pratik was requested to pronounce the word “abort” if he wanted to quit, the work was abandoned, and Pratik was eliminated.
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Talking about the eliminated contestants of Khatron Ke Khiladi 12, then Erica Packard, Aneri Vazni, and Shivangi Joshi have been before Pratik Sehajpal.
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