New Delhi:
Bollywood stars Rahul Bose, Dino Morea and Rahul Dev will be seen locking horns with TV actors Shabbir Ahluwalia, Karan Singh Grover and comedian Cyrus Broacha in the third season of 'Khatron Ke Khiladi'.
The line-up of the stunt-based reality show on Colors, also includes model and actor Milind Soman, choreographer Terence Lewis, 'Rock On' director Abhishek Kapoor and Manjot Singh of Oye Lucky Lucky Oye and Udaan fame.
The show will be hosted by 'Fashion' star Priyanka Chopra.
Besides showbiz personalities, the show will have some sportsmen as well, like car racer Armaan Ebrahim, squash champ Ritwik Bhattacharya and cricketer-turned-TV anchor Angad Bedi.
"I know many of these boys, some of them are friends, but as far as I'm concerned, in the Khatron Ke Khiladi x 3 challenge, nothing else matters but their will to win," said Priyanka in a press statement.
The first two seasons of the show, which had thirteen women battling it out, were hosted by actor Akshay Kumar. This is Priyanka's first turn at anchoring a show on TV.
The new line-up was decided after Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) restricted the cricketers from taking part in the show for safety reasons.
The line-up of the stunt-based reality show on Colors, also includes model and actor Milind Soman, choreographer Terence Lewis, 'Rock On' director Abhishek Kapoor and Manjot Singh of Oye Lucky Lucky Oye and Udaan fame.
The show will be hosted by 'Fashion' star Priyanka Chopra.
Besides showbiz personalities, the show will have some sportsmen as well, like car racer Armaan Ebrahim, squash champ Ritwik Bhattacharya and cricketer-turned-TV anchor Angad Bedi.
"I know many of these boys, some of them are friends, but as far as I'm concerned, in the Khatron Ke Khiladi x 3 challenge, nothing else matters but their will to win," said Priyanka in a press statement.
The first two seasons of the show, which had thirteen women battling it out, were hosted by actor Akshay Kumar. This is Priyanka's first turn at anchoring a show on TV.
The new line-up was decided after Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) restricted the cricketers from taking part in the show for safety reasons.
