Khatron Ke Khiladi 14: Is Krishna Shroff making a comeback? Gives a hint

Krishna Shroff, who debuted on 'Khatron Ke Khiladi 14', was eliminated from the show hosted by Rohit Shetty this past weekend. In the recent episode, Krishna faced a daunting challenge where she had to transfer black snakes from a box filled with various snakes within 10 minutes, all while enduring a bucket of cockroaches and spiders on her face, which are her biggest fears. Despite the difficulty, she could only manage to transfer one snake. In the subsequent task, Krishna and her partner Sumona Chakravarti attempted a car stunt involving a ramp. Unfortunately, they failed the task, leading to the final elimination challenge where Krishna had to gather three parts in a cage while enduring electric shocks. Regrettably, Krishna couldn't complete the task and was eliminated from the show.

A new viral clip on social media shows Krishna taking on a task that might just turn the tables for her. In this task, the boss lady, who has been earning praises from her fellow contestants and Rohit Shetty for her resilience and strength, is gearing up for an underwater challenge. The sneak peek reveals Krishna diving into a deep pool, retrieving flags, and even riding a bike - all beneath the water's surface. While the outcome is set to be unveiled next week, her fans are abuzz with excitement, cheering for Shroff as the season's most formidable female contestant.

Shroff is not only making waves on the reality show but also in the business world. She is gearing up to expand her business ventures. Currently, her main focus is on growing her MMA Matrix Gym franchises nationwide following the remarkable success of her flagship gym in Mumbai. The brand is all set to launch in Pune, Pathankot, Lucknow, Solapur, Kolkata, and other cities. Additionally, Krishna, the driving force behind Matrix Fight Night (MFN), a prominent MMA promotion in South Asia, will be hosting the 15th Fight Night in Noida on August 31. The event will be held at the same stadium as MFN14, which attracted nearly 20,000 live spectators - a groundbreaking achievement for a non-cricket sporting event in our country!