Stunt-based reality show Roadies XX came to an end recently with Kushal Tanwar aka Gulki lifting the trophy of the show. It was Elvish Yadav’s debut season as a gang leader. However, he won the show with Gullu. In an exclusive interview with Times of India TV, the reality show star opened up about his journey, bond with fellow contestants, and more. He also called out previous season finalist Siwet Tomar for calling him undeserving.

Kushal aka Gulki addressed netizens calling him an ‘undeserving winner’ and mentioned how he won every task he got an opportunity for. His journey was shorter than others’, but he did all he could. He further mentioned how previous season finalist Siwet Tomar is calling him ‘undeserving’ even though he himself didn’t win the show.

Kushal said, “I saw that Siwet is going in different podcasts and calling me undeserving. He himself didn’t perform or win many tasks and is telling. I don’t want to pay attention to such people. Talking about Hartaaj, I understand what he’s saying but now I’ve won the show, so what can he say more?”

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