Gautam Gulati is all set to enter Rise & Fall Season 2, bringing his trademark confidence and never-give-up attitude to the Rulers vs Workers showdown. In his reveal video, the actor reflected on his journey, spoke about rising after every fall and made it clear that he is ready to turn the Tower into his own Gautam City.
Gautam Gulati in Rise and Fall 2
In his reveal video, Gautam makes it clear that a ruler may fall, but ruling never leaves you, reflecting on how every fall has only made getting back up more familiar. In his own words, “Just like a lion never forgets how to hunt, a ruler never forgets how to rule. And if I slip from that ruler’s throne, falling doesn’t hurt me anymore, because I’ve grown accustomed to falling and rising again.” He also looks back at a journey where he has often walked alone, with the world on one side and him on the other, while his biggest support has always been himself. And with his sights firmly set on the Tower, he has already made his intention clear: “Basement ho ya penthouse, kis bhi jagha ko Gautam City banane mein mujhe zyaada time nahi lagta.” Looks like the Tower is about to get its very own Gautam City.
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With Gautam Gulati now joining in the ultimate Rulers vs Workers showdown, Rise & Fall Season 2 is shaping up to be one seriously unpredictable game.
About Rise and Fall 2
Hosted by Virender Sehwag in his streaming hosting debut, the season pits the lavish Penthouse against the bare-basics Basement, where positions shift, alliances change and power is always up for grabs. Rise & Fall 2 is all set to premiere on September 26.
Ahead of the show, the first four contestants of the Virender Sehwag-hosted show have been announced, with Swara Bhasker, Karan Patel and Priyanka Chahar Choudhary joining the show. The latest promo sees the four contestants taking sharp potshots at each other in their unique style. The son of veteran Bihar politician Lalu Prasad Yadav and a former Bihar minister, Tej Pratap Yadav, will also be entering the show.
Opening up about stepping into the new role, Sehwag drew parallels between the unpredictable nature of cricket and the reality show, saying that, just like a match, the game can change until the very end and there are no easy wins.
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