MTV Roadies Winners List: Every Season (2003–2025)
20 seasons of MTV Roadies have been won since 2003, from Rannvijay Singha, who won the first ride from Chennai to Chail, to Kushal "Gullu" Tanwar, who won Roadies: Double Cross in 2025 for Gang Elvish Yadav.
Season 1 went to Rannvijay Singha — The first season put ten young Indians on motorbikes from Chennai to Chail. See why, plus 19 more →
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1. Rannvijay Singha
Season 1 · 2003 · Roadies: Challenges Har Kadam ParThe first season put ten young Indians on motorbikes from Chennai to Chail. Rannvijay Singha won it and stayed with the show for two decades, as host and later as a gang leader.
Natasha GuptaRunner-up A bike for every RoadiePrize Chennai to ChailRoute -
2. Ayushmann Khurrana
Season 2 · 2004–05 · Roadies ReturnsAyushmann Khurrana beat Candy Brar on the road from Kolkata to the Wagah border, years before he became a National Award-winning Bollywood actor. Rannvijay Singha, the first winner, took over as host.
Candy BrarRunner-up ₹5,00,000 and a bike for every RoadiePrize Kolkata to the Wagah borderRoute -
3. Parul Shahi
Season 3 · 2005 · Roadies 3: Triple the DangerParul Shahi became the first woman to win Roadies, on a desert-to-mountains route from Jaisalmer to Leh. The last five Roadies (Parul, Rahul, Shubhi, Shubhendru and Sonia) each rode home with a bike.
Rahul SharmaRunner-up ₹4,87,000, and bikes for the last fivePrize Jaisalmer to LehRoute -
4. Anthony Yeh
Season 4 · 2006–07 · Roadies: Road to FearAnthony Yeh won Road to Fear ahead of Gurbani Judge. The season also introduced Bani J, who came back years later as the show's host and then as a gang leader.
Gurbani JudgeRunner-up ₹3,75,500Prize Across IndiaRoute -
5. Ashutosh Kaushik
Season 5 · 2007–08 · Roadies 5.0The first season to leave India rode through Thailand and Malaysia. Ashutosh Kaushik won it, and the same year he also won Bigg Boss 2.
Nihal NikamRunner-up ₹2,30,000Prize India, Thailand and MalaysiaRoute -
6. Nauman Sait
Season 6 · 2008–09 · Roadies: Hell Down UnderHell Down Under split the Roadies into two teams, Om Blues and Brats, and took them to Australia. Nauman Sait was voted out in episode 4, won his way back in episode 7 and beat Longkiri Timung in the final.
Longkiri TimungRunner-up ₹3,62,000Prize India and AustraliaRoute -
7. Anwar Syed
Season 7 · 2009–10 · Roadies 7: 7 Deadly Sins and 1 Wild SafariRoadies 7 went on safari in Kenya and on to Egypt, with Bani J joining Rannvijay as host. Anwar Syed won and Zaid Bin Nazir was runner-up.
Zaid Bin NazirRunner-up ₹90,000Prize India, Kenya and EgyptRoute -
8. Aanchal Khurana
Season 8 · 2011 · Roadies 8: Shortcut to HellShortcut to Hell ended in Brazil. Aanchal Khurana was the fourth Roadie voted out, came back and won the season, ahead of Mohit Saggar.
Mohit SaggarRunner-up ₹4,00,000Prize India and BrazilRoute -
9. Vikas Khoker
Season 9 · 2012 · Roadies 9: Everything or NothingEverything or Nothing took the Roadies to the United States. Vikas Khoker of Chandigarh won, with Himani Sharma, also from Chandigarh, second.
Himani SharmaRunner-up ₹6,17,000Prize India and the United StatesRoute -
10. Palak Johal
Season 10 · 2013 · Roadies X: Battle for GloryThe tenth season brought back Roadies from earlier seasons and split them into two gangs, led by Rannvijay Singha and Raghu Ram. Palak Johal, a Roadie of season 6, won for Gang Raghu.
Ramandeep Kaur DhillonRunner-up Raghu RamGang ₹4,50,000Prize Across IndiaRoute -
11. Nikhil Sachdeva
Season 11 · 2014 · Roadies X1: Ride for RespectRide for Respect went back to a season without gangs. Nikhil Sachdeva of Delhi won, ahead of Utkarsh Khanna.
Utkarsh KhannaRunner-up ₹3,20,000Prize Across IndiaRoute -
12. Prince Narula
Season 12 · 2015 · Roadies X2: Your Road, Your GangFour gangs rode through India and Nepal. Prince Narula won for Gang Rannvijay, went on to win Splitsvilla and Bigg Boss as well, and has led a gang of his own in most seasons since.
Gurmeet RehalRunner-up Rannvijay SinghaGang ₹5,00,000Prize India and NepalRoute -
13. Balraj Singh Khehra
Season 13 · 2016 · Roadies X4: Your Gang, Your GloryNeha Dhupia joined as a gang leader and Prince Narula moved from winner to gang leader mid-season. Balraj Singh Khehra won for Gang Karan Kundrra.
Navdeesh AroraRunner-up Karan KundrraGang A Renault DusterPrize India and BhutanRoute -
14. Shweta Mehta
Season 14 · 2017 · Roadies RisingRising gave Neha Dhupia her first win as a gang leader through Shweta Mehta, with Baseer Ali of Gang Prince second. Priyank Sharma and Shiv Thakare both reached the semi-final and later made names for themselves on Bigg Boss.
Baseer AliRunner-up Neha DhupiaGang A Renault DusterPrize Across IndiaRoute -
15. Kashish Thakur
Season 15 · 2018 · Roadies XtremeRapper Raftaar joined as a gang leader. Kashish Thakur won for Gang Neha, which made it two in a row for Neha Dhupia, with Preeti Kuntal of Gang Prince second and Nishkarsh Arora third.
Preeti KuntalRunner-up Neha DhupiaGang A Renault DusterPrize Across IndiaRoute -
16. Arun Sharma
Season 16 · 2019 · Roadies: Real HeroesHockey star Sandeep Singh became the fifth gang leader. Raftaar got his first win through Arun Sharma, with Ankita Pathak second and Bidhan Shrestha third.
Ankita PathakRunner-up RaftaarGang A Droom super bikePrize Across IndiaRoute -
17. Hamid Barkzi
Season 17 · 2020–21 · Roadies: RevolutionRevolution was split in two by the pandemic. Hamid Barkzi won for Gang Nikhil, with Michael Ajay second, and Varun Sood went from Roadie to gang leader.
Michael AjayRunner-up Nikhil ChinapaGang A Jawa bike, and ₹3,00,000 to Nikhil Chinapa's causePrize Across IndiaRoute -
18. Ashish Bhatia & Nandini G
Season 18 · 2022 · Roadies: Journey in South AfricaActor Sonu Sood took over as host and the show went to South Africa with Roadies in buddy pairs, many of them back from earlier seasons. Ashish Bhatia and Nandini G won together.
Yukti Arora & Jashwanth BopannaRunner-up ₹10,00,000Prize South AfricaRoute -
19. Vashu Jain
Season 19 · 2023 · Roadies: Karm Ya KaandRhea Chakraborty and Gautam Gulati joined Prince Narula as gang leaders for a ride from Kurukshetra to Kaza. Rhea won in her first season through Vashu Jain, ahead of Siwet Tomar of Gang Prince.
Siwet TomarRunner-up Rhea ChakrabortyGang ₹6,00,000Prize Kurukshetra to KazaRoute -
20. Kushal Tanwar
Season 20 · 2025 · Roadies: Double CrossRannvijay Singha returned as host and Elvish Yadav joined the gang leaders. Kushal "Gullu" Tanwar, eliminated twice along the way, came back to win for Gang Elvish over Hartaaj Veer Singh Gill.
Hartaaj Veer Singh GillRunner-up Elvish YadavGang ₹10,00,000Prize Across IndiaRoute
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How this list was made
Here is every winner in order, with the runner-up, the gang leader whose gang won (from season 10, when gangs began), the prize and where the season went. Some winners came back for it: Palak Johal reached the semi-final of season 6 and won Roadies X, and Ashish Bhatia, ninth in Real Heroes, won Journey in South Africa (2022) with Nandini G, a season played in pairs. Aanchal Khurana was voted out of season 8, returned and won it.
Season 21, Roadies: Rebirth, premieres on 16 October 2026 with Rannvijay Singha as host and six gang leaders. Every season, every gang leader and all the Roadies are on our MTV Roadies timeline.
About this list
MTV Roadies Winners List: Every Season (2003–2025) runs from 1 to 20. Rannvijay Singha comes first, and Kushal Tanwar closes it out at number 20. It was first published on 5 October 2026.
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