'Ek Shoulder Toota Hua Hai...': Khatron Ke Khiladi 15's Vishal Aditya Singh Shows Medical Report After Trolls Question His Stunt Performance
Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 contestant Vishal Aditya Singh recently shared his medical reports on social media after facing criticism over his performance in a recent stunt on the Rohit Shetty-hosted show. Addressing the trolls, Vishal showed his shoulder injury reports and clarified that he was not making excuses when he spoke about experiencing pain during the task. The actor also stressed that he…
Contestant Vishal Aditya Singh from Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 recently released his medical report on social media in response to criticism regarding his performance in a recent stunt. Addressing his detractors, Vishal displayed his shoulder injury report, asserting that he was not attempting to make excuses for the pain he experienced during the task.
The actor emphasized his commitment to pushing his limits to participate in the show. Vishal began the video with the Hindi phrase, "Pratyaksh ko praman ki jarurat nahi padti hai," meaning that something evident does not need further proof. He stated that the medical report, issued by doctors in Africa, where the show was filmed, served as proof of his injury.
Claiming that an Indian doctor's report might contain inaccuracies, Vishal defended his injury claim against those who accused him of using his shoulder pain as an excuse. He urged viewers to focus on his overall performance on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, asserting that he has consistently proven himself as a strong performer, including becoming a finalist on the show.
Vishal also subtly referenced contestants from previous seasons while defending his performance, suggesting that he had managed to rise above the competition despite competing against established contestants. To challenge the trolls, Vishal invited anyone to attempt a stunt with an injured shoulder and offered to share the prize money if they succeeded.
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