Khatron Ke Khiladi 12: Tushar Kalia wins the stunt-based reality show, defeats Faisal Shaikh and Mohit Malik

The winner of Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 has finally been announced and it is the slick and badass choreographer Tushar Kalia who has finally won the show. Tushar defeated internet sensation Faisal Shaikh and actor Mohit Malik to win this coveted title. He had right since the inception of the show proven himself to be an extremely tough competitor for all the other contestants.

While Faisal Shaikh emerged as the first runner-up, Mohit Malik went on to become the second runner-up of the show. Apart from them, Rubina Dilaik and Jannat Zubair Rahmani were other finalists of Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 who despite giving a tough fight, were out of the race before the top 3. Tushar Kalia finally went on to ace the finale task the quickest and was announced the winner of the show, taking home the trophy along with a cash of Rs 20 lakh and a car.

Tushar Kalia, Faisal Shaikh, and Mohit Malik had to give a final litmus test in the form of a challenging chopper task in the finale task. All eyes were on the contestant who would end up finishing the stunt quickest of them all. Despite all the three contestants fighting tooth and nail with each other, Tushar turned out to be the contestant who ended up finishing the stunt the quickest, thus becoming the winner of Khatron Ke Khiladi 12.

The Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 finale was extra special because the star cast of Rohit Shetty ’s upcoming movie Cirkus had also graced the occasion. This included actors Ranveer Singh, Johnny Lever, Varun Sharma, Siddharth Jadhav, and Pooja Hegde coming on the finale episode. Needless to say, Ranveer bought his infectious energy on the occasion and had some fun banter with the contestants.

Tushar Kalia had earlier revealed in an interview with Indian Express about his feelings before he ended up becoming the winner. The choreographer had said, “I believe in healthy competition but more than that, I believe in me vs me fight. If I know I have given my 200 percent, the result doesn’t really matter. I should be happy about my performance.”