Roadies XX has been winning hearts with its high-intensity drama and adventurous episodes. In the latest episode, two contestants — Nishi Tanwar and Charlie — were evicted from the show. The journey may be over for Nishi, but the emotional aftermath still lingers — especially when it comes to her once-strong bond with gang leader Prince Narula.
In an exclusive conversation following her recent eviction, Nishi opened up about her rollercoaster experience on the show, the challenges she faced, and her now-strained relationship with Prince, whom she once considered a mentor and friend.
“Honestly, I had a lot of respect for Prince sir when I entered the show,” Nishi shared. “He was someone I looked up to — not just as a gang leader but as someone who had made his mark through sheer hard work. But somewhere along the way, things changed. I didn’t get enough priority from him or my gang. While things with other gang leaders are good, it’s still bitter with him. Things ended on a bad note, and the bitterness remains.”
Speaking about her overall journey, Nishi added, “I have no regrets about how I played the game. I stood by my principles, and if that means losing people along the way, then so be it. At the end of the day, Roadies is not just a game of strength — it’s also a test of character.” Despite the sour ending, she expressed gratitude for the platform and everything it taught her. “I made some amazing friends, learned so much about myself, and discovered how strong I really am. That’s what I’m taking back with me.”
Fans of the show were quick to react on social media, with many expressing disappointment over her eviction. Some praised her honesty and integrity, calling her “one of the realest Roadies this season,” while others voiced their support by saying she deserved more recognition from her gang leader. One user commented, “Nishi played with heart. Sad to see her go like this, but proud of how she held her ground till the end.” Another wrote, “Prince shouldn’t have sidelined her — she was loyal till the last moment.” The buzz only proves that Nishi’s impact on Roadies XX will be remembered.
In an exclusive conversation following her recent eviction, Nishi opened up about her rollercoaster experience on the show, the challenges she faced, and her now-strained relationship with Prince, whom she once considered a mentor and friend.
“Honestly, I had a lot of respect for Prince sir when I entered the show,” Nishi shared. “He was someone I looked up to — not just as a gang leader but as someone who had made his mark through sheer hard work. But somewhere along the way, things changed. I didn’t get enough priority from him or my gang. While things with other gang leaders are good, it’s still bitter with him. Things ended on a bad note, and the bitterness remains.”
Speaking about her overall journey, Nishi added, “I have no regrets about how I played the game. I stood by my principles, and if that means losing people along the way, then so be it. At the end of the day, Roadies is not just a game of strength — it’s also a test of character.” Despite the sour ending, she expressed gratitude for the platform and everything it taught her. “I made some amazing friends, learned so much about myself, and discovered how strong I really am. That’s what I’m taking back with me.”
Fans of the show were quick to react on social media, with many expressing disappointment over her eviction. Some praised her honesty and integrity, calling her “one of the realest Roadies this season,” while others voiced their support by saying she deserved more recognition from her gang leader. One user commented, “Nishi played with heart. Sad to see her go like this, but proud of how she held her ground till the end.” Another wrote, “Prince shouldn’t have sidelined her — she was loyal till the last moment.” The buzz only proves that Nishi’s impact on Roadies XX will be remembered.
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