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MTV RoadiesSeason 19 · 2023

Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand

3 Jun 2023 → 15 Oct 2023 · 40 episodes · MTV India

RouteKurukshetra → Kaza
WinnerVashu Jain Runner-up: Siwet Tomar

The season at a glance

Aired
3 Jun 2023 – 15 Oct 2023
Episodes
40
Roadies
33
Route
Kurukshetra to Kaza
Prize
₹6,00,000
Winning gang
Rhea Chakraborty
Network
MTV India

The story of Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand

Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand ran from 3 June 2023 to 15 October 2023 over 40 episodes, with Sonu Sood as host. Rhea Chakraborty and Gautam Gulati joined Prince Narula as gang leaders, and the route went from Kurukshetra to Kaza. The prize was ₹6,00,000.

The Roadies were picked at auditions in Delhi, Pune, Indore and Chandigarh. Each gang leader picked 14 Roadies and then kept a top 10 for the journey, and three Battleground wild cards made the total 33. They came from all over the country, from Assam, Goa and Tamil Nadu to Punjab and Uttar Pradesh, and from cities such as Bilaspur, Dehradun, Lucknow, Varanasi, Siliguri, Nashik and Amritsar.

Midway through, the gangs were dissolved and redrawn with the last 18 Roadies. The swaps got complicated. Akriti Negi was picked by Prince, came back as a Battleground wild card for Gang Rhea, and was then swapped into Gang Gautam for Piyu Sharma. Leeza Basumatary and Naveen Kumar were the other Battleground wild cards. Sachin Sharma was picked by Gang Prince and then taken by Rhea in the top 10 selection.

In the end, Vashu Jain of Bilaspur, picked by Prince at the auditions, won for Gang Rhea. That made Rhea Chakraborty the winning gang leader in a first season as a gang leader. Siwet Tomar of Dehradun, from Gang Prince, was the runner-up.

By Simar, TrendingPunjabi news desk, from the season’s results.

The gangs

GangGautam Gulati

  • Prakram Dandona
  • Sachin Sharma
  • Joginder
  • Bhoomika Vasishth
  • Akriti Negi
  • Leeza Basumatary
  • Nejm
  • Mallika Motiramani
  • Hassan Siddiquee
  • Twinkle Chourasia
  • Foram Botadra
  • Shruti Parija
  • Bhawish Madaan
  • Rupa Singh
  • Digvijay Singh Rathee

GangPrince Narula

  • Siwet Tomar
  • Ashika Surve
  • Priyanka Gupta
  • Himanshu Arora
  • Prem Shilu
  • Piyu Sharma
  • Naveen Kumar
  • Lekha Jambaulikar
  • Priyanka Choudhary
  • Pery Sheetal
  • Yogesh Sharma
  • Gary Lu

Winning gangRhea Chakraborty

  • Vashu Jain
  • Rishabh Jaiswal
  • Rajveer Dey
  • Tanu Rawat
  • Abhirup Kadam
  • Shayan Siddiqui
  • Pallavi Yadav
  • Neerja Punia
  • Shubham Chaudhary
  • Nayera Ahuja
  • Heman Parchani
  • Shuly Nadar
  • Manpreet Kaur
  • Swati

Every Roadie, and how far they got

  1. Vashu JainWinner Bilaspur · Picked by Gang Prince at the auditions 101.4Kfollowers
  2. Siwet TomarRunner-up Dehradun 500.2Kfollowers
  3. Prakram Dandona Top 18 · New Delhi
  4. Sachin Sharma Top 18 · Faridabad · Picked by Gang Prince, then taken by Rhea in the top 10 selection
  5. Joginder Top 18 · Gurgaon · Gang Prince before the gangs were redrawn
  6. Bhoomika Vasishth Top 18 · New Delhi · Gang Rhea before the gangs were redrawn
  7. Akriti Negi Top 18 · Lucknow · Picked by Prince, came back as a Battleground wild card for Gang Rhea, and was swapped into Gang Gautam for Piyu Sharma
  8. Rishabh Jaiswal Top 18 · Varanasi
  9. Rajveer Dey Top 18 · Siliguri · Gang Gautam before the gangs were redrawn
  10. Tanu Rawat Top 18 · Rishikesh
  11. Abhirup Kadam Top 18 · Mumbai
  12. Shayan Siddiqui Top 18 · Lucknow
  13. Pallavi Yadav Top 18 · Delhi · Gang Gautam before the gangs were redrawn
  14. Ashika Surve Top 18 · Mumbai
  15. Priyanka Gupta Top 18 · New Delhi
  16. Himanshu Arora Top 18 · Chandigarh · Gang Gautam before the gangs were redrawn
  17. Prem Shilu Top 18 · Surat
  18. Piyu Sharma Top 18 · Delhi · Swapped from Gang Gautam for Akriti Negi
  19. Leeza Basumatary Assam · Battleground wild card
  20. Naveen Kumar Haryana · Battleground wild card
  21. Nejm Chennai
  22. Mallika Motiramani
  23. Hassan Siddiquee Nashik
  24. Twinkle Chourasia Jabalpur
  25. Foram Botadra
  26. Shruti Parija
  27. Bhawish Madaan Amritsar
  28. Rupa Singh Rewa
  29. Digvijay Singh Rathee Haryana
  30. Neerja Punia Gurgaon
  31. Shubham Chaudhary Uttar Pradesh
  32. Nayera Ahuja Bhopal
  33. Heman Parchani Gadarwara
  34. Shuly Nadar Tamil Nadu
  35. Manpreet Kaur Punjab
  36. Swati Sonipat
  37. Lekha Jambaulikar Goa
  38. Priyanka Choudhary Jaipur
  39. Pery Sheetal Delhi
  40. Yogesh Sharma Uttar Pradesh
  41. Gary Lu Dehradun

Most followed from this season

  1. Siwet Tomar@siwettomar_500.2Kfollowers
  2. Vashu Jain@vashu_jain_101.4Kfollowers

Every Roadie ranked by Instagram followers, counted every day.

Seen them before?

Roadies from this season who were on other seasons or other shows.

Digvijay Singh RatheeBigg Boss 18 (Evicted), Splitsvilla X5 (Finalist)
Siwet TomarSplitsvilla X5 (Dumped)
Sachin SharmaSplitsvilla X5 (Dumped)
Bhoomika VasishthSplitsvilla 13 (3rd runner-up)
Akriti NegiSplitsvilla X5 (Winner)
Rishabh JaiswalSplitsvilla X4 (Dumped)
Himanshu AroraSplitsvilla X6 (Eliminated)
Nayera AhujaSplitsvilla X5 (Eliminated)
Yogesh SharmaRoadies: Double Cross (Out in episode 40)
Gary LuSplitsvilla 13 (Dumped)

Quick answers

Who won Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand?
Vashu Jain won Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand for Gang Rhea Chakraborty, with Siwet Tomar runner-up. The prize was ₹6,00,000.
When did Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand air?
Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand premiered on 3 June 2023 and its finale was on 15 October 2023 on MTV India. It ran 40 episodes.
Who hosted Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand?
Sonu Sood hosted Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand. The gang leaders were Rhea Chakraborty, Prince Narula and Gautam Gulati.
Where did Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand go?
The route: Kurukshetra to Kaza.
How many Roadies were in Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand?
33 Roadies took part.