The latest episode of Roadies Double Cross explodes with fierce competition as Gang Leaders clash for a massive two thousand Roadiums. Prince takes the lead with a staggering 10,000 Roadiums, leaving Rhea trailing at 2,700, while Neha and Elvish have yet to earn any.
Daksh, a 19-year-old fitness model from Delhi, and Devesh Sharma, a 23-year-old trainer from Kolkata, gear up for a fitness battle. But before they can even begin, emotions take over. Devesh gets overwhelmed, recalling his mother’s sacrifices to bring him this far. Rannvijay steps forward, offering a warm hug and reminding him that shedding tears is not a sign of weakness.
The competition heats up as the Gang Leaders form unexpected alliances, boys against boys, girls against girls, each determined to secure more Roadiums. Ashi Kapoor, a filmmaking student and musician from Mauritius, captivates the room with her story. She once defended her mother from her abusive father, proving her strength extends beyond just words. Meanwhile, Sunil from Bangalore stuns everyone with his flawless ballet and Tricking moves.
Tensions rise when Ashi boldly challenges Neha to an arm-wrestling match. Elvish, never one to miss an opportunity for drama, suggests she face Prince instead. Prince smirks, throwing a sharp remark, “Iska systumm wahi tak chalta hai.” As words get sharper, he clenches his fists and warns Elvish that a punch might be coming his way. But Elvish remains unfazed, flashing a grin and telling, “Maarlo yaar, bade bhai maarlo!”
The battles continue with Shweta Raje, a model from Jaipur, facing Kilingpi, a karate champion from Assam. Neha admires Kilingpi’s cultural outfit, but Elvish stirs things up, questioning her taste in preferences, making the audition even more intense. Kilingpi stuns everyone with her swift movements, while Elvish shares his struggles from the past. He recalls his early days when he had nothing, describing, “Humaare studio mein dikhate hain kitne paise kamaye. Aaye mere do dollar, main phir bhi try karta gaya. Yeh patience ka game hai.” He believes persistence is the only way to succeed.
Next, Sumit Sharma from Himachal Pradesh and Rashmitha Shetty from Mangalore take center stage. Their dance and fitness challenge escalates when Rashmitha lifts Neha effortlessly and squats, sending the Gang Leaders into a frenzy of excitement.
Then comes a surprise entry, Ashu Jain, a 57-year-old fitness enthusiast. She defies all expectations, proving age is just a number. Having completed her PhD at 53, she sets an inspiring example for everyone. Neha calls her story a true testament to self-love, expressing admiration for the time she dedicated to herself. She explained the challenges she had gone thought during and after her second pregnancy and believes that she tries to be an influence all those women who are in their 40s. The Gang Leaders even gave a rodies salute to her.
Jeanbi Gangmei, a police constable from Assam, steps in next. Her journey moves everyone to tears. She lost her father on the very day she achieved her dream of becoming a cop. The room falls silent as emotions run high. But the atmosphere shifts when Jeanbi and Ashu throw a challenge at the Gang Leaders, daring them to a fitness task.
The final face-off features Rohit Singh, a professional dancer, against Mannu Chaudhary, a powerlifter with five national titles. However, a shocking discovery changes the mood entirely. Rhea finds Mannu’s phone contact for Insider Siwet saved as “Siwet Guruji,” along with a message that insults Siwet. Outraged, she demands answers, calling Mannu insecure. Prince intervenes, defending him, saying that friends often say things in jest, but the damage is already done.
With rivalries intensifying, unexpected friendships forming, and hidden betrayals surfacing, the battle for Roadiums is more ruthless than ever.