First of all #roadies do get hurt just like sportsmen coz they are competing at a high level with lots of passion and it gets really intense. Whoever saw yesterday’s episode of #roadiesrealheroes must have seen getting hurt. (CONTINUED) 📸 post shared by Nikhil Chinapa on at 10:50pm PDT We suspected a fracture and a shoulder dislocation – but fortunately, scans showed that just his elbow had dislocated, but he was going to be okay. By then the doctor arrived and I stepped away while he, Bidhan and Bharg took over, splinting his arm to stabalise it and he was put into the ambulance. I wasn’t sure if it would work, but the elbow seemed to go back in place and I don’t think he felt anything as his body was still in shock. I immediately saw it was a dislocation and I held his arm above the elbow, his hand in my hand and pulled outward and rotated. He was right in front of me when it happened and when I bent down to him, his forearm was bent away from his elbow at an unnatural angle. Well done girls! Sadly, Gaurav was injured and quite badly. To see Simran and Bharg tackle and hold down fellow contestants who were bigger than them, made me smile. Neither girl nor boy asked for leniency and none was given. I think we both sensed it, in an unspoken way that if we split up here, regardless of who won what, we’d have some immunities and we’d also have the numbers in a vote-out.
Prince and I didn’t speak and we didn’t try and make an alliance. I couldn’t be prouder of Simran, Bhargsetu and Lakshya after this task. We decided that regardless of the end result, we were going to go hell-for-leather, pedal-to-the-metal, bejabbers and bonkers like a bat-out-of-hell, EVERY single chance we got.
We were in Kodagu – our penultimate desination and also the land of my ancestors, which I have to admit, fired me up as well. The gang as one, decided that enough was enough – we were going to give it our all, in every single way immaginable. As a gang, we had a chat before the task, discussing how we’d not had the best luck and how we’d had to play smart to survive without immunities.
Watching Simran and Bharg in action during the last task was a revelation in what can be accomplished when you set your mind to it. To everyone who’s ever commented to say gang Nikhil is weak, please take a long walk off a short pier. It’s never the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.
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