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'Challenge Kar Rahe Ho Mujhe': Virender Sehwag Walks Off Rise And Fall 2 Stage After Gautam Gulati 'Disrespects' Host - VIDEO

The latest episode of Rise And Fall 2 turned heated as host Virender Sehwag walked off the stage following an on-stage clash between Gautam Gulati and Manish Kashyap. Sehwag later called out Gautam for allegedly disrespecting him. Clips of the incident quickly went viral, with viewers criticising Gautam’s behaviour. Gautam’s confrontation with Manish, during which he appeared to rest his leg on…

'Challenge Kar Rahe Ho Mujhe': Virender Sehwag Walks Off Rise And Fall 2 Stage After Gautam Gulati 'Disrespects' Host - VIDEO

In the recent episode of the popular game show Rise And Fall 2, host Virender Sehwag unexpectedly walked off the stage due to a heated confrontation between Gautam Gulati and Manish Kashyap. The incident quickly gained traction online, with viewers criticizing Gautam's behavior. Sehwag expressed his disapproval of Gautam's actions, stating, "Gautam, ye kaun sa tareeka hai?"

He further added, "Challenge kar rahe ho, wo bhi mujhe, acceptable nahi hai." Sehwag's decision to leave the stage came after Gautam continued to argue with Manish, who appeared to rest his leg on the sofa. Niharika Tiwari, one of the show's commentators, noted, "Sehwag sir stage se chale gaye hain aur ye Gautam ji rukne ka naam hi nahi le rahe hain."

Sehwag returned to the stage later, reminding both contestants of his relationship with them, saying, "Aap logon ko pata hai mujhe aise sunne ki aadat nahi hai." During the heated exchange, Sehwag also shared a personal anecdote about Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Akhtar allegedly abusing him during his debut match in 1999, emphasizing how he chose not to respond at the time.

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