Khatron Ke Khiladi 14: Bigg Boss 17 buddies Munawar Faruqui and Mannara Chopra roped in for the show?

Munawar Faruqui and Mannara Chopra’s rollercoaster ride of a bond gained much love on Bigg Boss 17. Their fans also started shipping them as ‘Munnara’. Well, seems like there is good news for the fans of Munawar and Mannara. If reports are to be believed, the two have been roped in for the upcoming seasons of Khatron Ke Khiladi 14.

Yes, you heard that right! According to a news report in Telly Talk, Munawar has signed the dotted lines and seems to be the first confirmed contestant from Bigg Boss 17 to enter the Rohit Shetty-hosted show. While the second name that has been coming in is that of Mannara. Reportedly, the actress has also given her nod for the same and will prepare to leave for the shooting soon which will mostly be taking place in South Africa. It will be interesting to see the bond shared by the duo on the show. While they were initially the thick of friends in Bigg Boss 17, their friendship went downhill in between. However, they seemed to have shared a cordial bond at the Bigg Boss 17 success bash.

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It was reported that Bigg Boss 17 first runner-up Abhishek Kumar was also approached for Khatron Ke Khiladi 14. While he was rumoured to be interested initially, he has now backed out of the project because he seems to have developed cold feet regarding the stunt-based show. The other Bigg Boss 17 contestants who are being considered for Khatron Ke Khiladi 14 are Isha Malviya and her beau Samarth Jurel. However, there is no confirmation of the same.

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However, some fans of Munawar are also claiming that these reports are baseless. Well, we can only wait for confirmation to find out whether the Bigg Boss 17 winner is doing Khatron Ke Khiladi 14. While he took home the winning trophy, Mannara emerged as the second runner-up.