The drama that erupted on Rise & Fall 2 left the audience gasping—Siwet Tomar, the 25‑year‑old former Roadies runner‑up, was hauled off the set after grabbing Shehzad Poonawalla by the neck and slamming him to the floor.
Siwet isn’t new to the reality‑TV grind. Born in Dehradun on July 3, 1998, he first made waves as Mr Dehradun 2018 before stepping into the limelight on MTV Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand (2023) and Splitsvilla X5 (2024). His recent stint as a behind‑the‑scenes ‘Insider’ on Roadies: Double Cross (2025) only added to his growing fan base.
The show’s house rules are crystal clear: no physical violence. When Siwet’s grip on Shehzad turned into a full‑blown fight, producers had no choice but to eliminate him on the spot. The clip of Shehzad’s kurta ripping to shreds made the news feeds explode and sparked a debate about the show’s safety protocols.
Fans on Twitter are already dissecting the clip, with hashtags like #RiseFallRumble trending. Some argue that the show needs stricter enforcement of its own rules, while others claim the incident was a calculated drama move to keep viewers glued. Either way, the episode has set a new benchmark for intensity on Indian reality TV.
Looking ahead, the next episode will feature the Ultimate Ruler race, a contest that promises even more twists. Viewers can expect fresh alliances, higher stakes, and a chance for the remaining contestants to rewrite the narrative—just as Siwet’s exit showed that no one is safe from a sudden turn of events.
So, grab your popcorn, tune in, and watch as the Tower’s politics shift faster than a reality‑TV plot twist. The question on everyone’s mind: will the show tighten its no‑violence policy or let drama run unchecked?