Remember when MTV Roadies was the holy grail of reality TV? Drama, dares, betrayals, and bikes…it had it all. But while some winners disappeared into the haze of TRPs, others turned their 15 minutes of fame into full-blown careers. So, who really conquered the roads and the screens? So, here are the 7 most popular Roadies winners. (Ranked from “undisputed legends” to “hey, isn’t that her from that show?”)
1. Rannvijay Singha (Winner: Season 1, 2003)
The O.G. Roadie. The face. The legend. Rannvijay didn’t just win the first season of Roadies…he became Roadies. With his rugged charm and effortless hosting skills, he turned MTV’s wild child into a full-blown franchise. From mentoring gang members to hosting every possible MTV show, Rannvijay was the bridge between Roadies contestants and cult status.
Where is he now? Still killing it in reality TV and making guest appearances across platforms. Oh, and he’s also acted in films like London Dreams and Action Replayy.
2. Ayushmann Khurrana (Winner: Season 2, 2004)
From MTV to multiplex magic. Shocker? Yes, that Ayushmann. Long before becoming the king of content-driven cinema, he was winning hearts and tasks on Roadies. With brains, voice, and flawless comic timing, Ayushmann redefined what a Roadie could be.
Where is he now? One National Award, multiple Filmfares, and hits like Andhadhun, Article 15, and Vicky Donor. He’s the poster boy for how to gracefully escape reality TV.
3. Prince Narula (Winner: Season 12, 2015)
Mr. Reality Show. No Introduction needed! If there’s a trophy, Prince probably has it. He didn’t just win Roadies – he swept Bigg Boss 9, Splitsvilla 8, and Nach Baliye 9. Add to that a loyal fan base and gym-fit aesthetic, and you’ve got a certified TV heartthrob.
Where is he now? Married to fellow reality star Yuvika Chaudhary, judging reality shows, flexing influence on social media and of course, He is Roadies’ Gang leader now.
4. Ashutosh Kaushik (Winner: Season 5, 2007–08)
Silent killer turned household name. Ashutosh’s calm demeanor and smart gameplay made him an instant fan favorite. But the real blast came when he won Bigg Boss Season 2, proving that brains and brawn make a deadly combo.
Where is he now? Has done a few films (Zila Ghaziabad, Shortcut Romeo) and continues to inspire debates about whether he was underrated or just chill.
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5. Ashish Bhatia (Winner: Season 18, 2022)
A winner, and in fans’ eyes – undefeated. Ashish danced, rapped, battled, and became the heartthrob of a whole generation of Gen Z Roadies fans. His energy was unmatched, and his charisma? Dangerous. (He was a Co-winner with Nandini in season 18)
Where is he now? Massively popular on social media, starring in Splitsvilla, dropping rap videos, and bringing that Uttarakhand fire to every screen.
6. Aanchal Khurana (Winner: Season 8, 2011)
Queen energy with television legs. Aanchal proved that girls could own Roadies with equal sass and strength. She became one of the few girls to win a season where boys usually dominated. And she didn’t stop there-she waltzed straight into daily soaps.
Where is she now? You’ve probably seen her in Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke, Meri Saasu Maa, or Ziddi Dil Maane Na. She’s that “Wait, I know her!” face.
7. Shweta Mehta (Season 14, 2017)
The Fitness Diva. Shweta’s journey was all about strength – both mental and physical. A software engineer turned fitness freak, she impressed with her determination, discipline, and dauntless spirit. Her win made headlines, not just because she was a woman in a muscle game, but because she owned every task like a pro.
Post-Roadies: She became a fitness influencer and bodybuilder, inspiring thousands with her transformation journey and motivational content.
Conclusion
From hosting gigs to film awards, from daily soaps to diss tracks…these Roadies have come a long way from highway tasks and immunity votes. Each of them turned their wild ride into something unforgettable.
Like a broken clutch on a Royal Enfield, they made noise, left a mark, and never looked back. Because on the road of fame, it’s not about who reaches first… it’s about who stays unforgettable.
Written By MANSI SINGH