MTV Splitsvilla (season 7)

*MTV Splitsvilla*
MTV Splitsvilla
Season 2
Presented by	Nikhil Chinapa
No. of contestants	20
Winners	Sidharth Bhardwaj; Sakshi Pradhan
Runners-up	Mohit Malhotra; Joanna Magee
Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	15
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	7 March –; 14 June 2009
Season chronology
	← Previous; Season 1 Next →; Season 3

*MTV Splitsvilla*
MTV Splitsvilla
Season 1
Presented by	Rannvijay Singha
No. of contestants	23
Winners	Vishal Karwal; Shraddha Haribhai
Runners-up	Varun Saini; Heena Pardasani
Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	17
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	20 June –; 13 October 2008
Season chronology
	Next →; Season 2

*MTV Splitsvilla*
MTV Splitsvilla
	Splitsvilla X4
Also known as	Splitsvilla
Genre	Reality Show
Created by	Purvish Bhatt; Shweta Jangra
Presented by	Rannvijay Singha ; (Season 1 & 8-13); Nikhil Chinapa; (Season 2-7; Wild Villa Season 1); Deepti Gujral ; (Season 3); Sherlyn Chopra ; (Season 6); Sunny Leone ; (Season 7–14); Arjun Bijlani ; (Season 14)
Starring	See below
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	14
Production
Executive producer	Lalit Prem Sharma
Producer	Colosseum Media
Original release
Network	MTV India
Release	20 June 2008 –; present

MTV Splitsvilla is an Indian television dating reality show that airs on MTV India. The show was formerly hosted by Nikhil Chinapa and Rannvijay Singha. In 2022, Arjun Bijlani replaced Rannvijay, hosting the 14th season alongside Sunny Leone.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Summary

The show revolves around young men and women trying to secure a place in Splitsvilla, a villa where they are detached from the real world. Participants compete in tasks to remain in the competition and mingle with their fellow contestants to find love. In the end, a pair are crowned the winners of Splitsvilla.

Seasons overview

Splitsvilla

Season	Host(s)	Theme(s)	Location	Date		No. of Episodes	No. of Contestants	Winners
Season	Host(s)	Theme(s)	Location	Launch	Finale	No. of Episodes	No. of Contestants	Winners
1	Rannvijay Singha	—	Goa	20 June 2008	13 October 2008	14	22	Vishal Karwal & Shraddha Haribhai
2	Nikhil Chinapa		Goa	7 March 2009	14 June 2009	15	20	Sidharth Bhardwaj & Sakshi Pradhan
3	Nikhil Chinapa and Deepti Gujral		Pattaya	19 December 2009	13 March 2010	13	20	Parag Chadda & Riya Bamniyal
4	Nikhil Chinapa		Dubai	3 December 2010	25 March 2011	18	17	Dushyant Yadav & Priya Shinde
5	Nikhil Chinapa		Jim Corbett National Park	7 April 2012	24 June 2012	15	18	Paras Chhabra & Akanksha Popli
6	Nikhil Chinapa and Sherlyn Chopra		Trivandrum	25 May 2013	23 August 2013	15	19	Paramvir Singh & Mandy Debbarma
7	Nikhil Chinapa and Sunny Leone		Jaipur	21 June 2014	25 October 2014	20	30	Mayank Gandhi & Scarlett Rose
8	Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singha	What Women Love	Goa	4 July 2015	28 November 2015	22	32	Prince Narula & Anuki Tchokhonelidze
9		Where Women Rule	Puducherry	11 June 2016	8 October 2016	21	26	Gurmeet Rehal & Kavya Khurrana
10		Experiment of Love	Jim Corbett National Park	23 July 2017	10 December 2017	22	21	Baseer Ali & Naina Singh
11		Happily (N)Ever After	Jim Corbett National Park	5 August 2018	3 February 2019	27	22	Gaurav Alugh & Shruti Sinha
12		Your Best Shot at Love	Jaipur	16 August 2019	17 January 2020	23	26	Shrey Mittal & Priyamvada Kant
13		One for Love, One for Chance	Trivandrum	6 March 2021	2 October 2021	31	24	Jay Dudhane & Aditi Rajput
14	Sunny Leone and Arjun Bijlani	Pyaar Samundar Paar	Goa	12 November 2022	11 February 2023	27	28	Hamid Barkzi & Soundous Moufakir

Wild Villa

Season	Host	Location	Date		No. of Episodes	No. of Contestants	1st Wild Ticket to Splitsvilla Winners		2nd & 3rd Wild Ticket to Splitsvilla Winners
Season	Host	Location	Launch	Finale	No. of Episodes	No. of Contestants	1st Wild Ticket to Splitsvilla Winners		2nd & 3rd Wild Ticket to Splitsvilla Winners
1	Nikhil Chinapa	Trivandrum	13 March 2021	28 August 2021	25	14	Devashish Chandiramani	Sapna Malik	Samarthya Gupta Piyush Manwani	Samruddhi Jadhav Avantika Sharma

Season 1

Splitsvilla 1 premiered in 2008. It was presented by Rannvijay Singh. Vishal Karwal and Heena Pardasani emerged as the winners.^[4]

	Dumped by/ Lost to	Status
Vishal Karwal	-	Winner
Shraddha Haribhai	-	Winner
Varun Saini	Lost to Vishal	1st runner-up
Heena Pardasani	Dumped by boys	1st runner-up
Prianca Sharma	Dumped by boys	Eliminated
Ritu Kochhar	Dumped by Vishal and Varun's friends	Eliminated
Bianca Mendonca	Dumped by boys	Eliminated
Bosky Bhatia	Dumped by girls	Eliminated
Hannah Sim	Dumped by boys	Eliminated
Yamini Batra	Dumped by boys	Eliminated
Minakshi Khanduri	Dumped by girls	Eliminated
Shruti Rawat	Dumped by Vishal	Eliminated
Anubha Agarwal	Dumped by Varun	Eliminated
Angela Krislinzki	Dumped for betrayal	Eliminated
Hoorzan Irani	Dumped by boys	Eliminated
Aarti Thaokar		Eliminated
Vani Sharma		Eliminated
Simran Dhawan		Eliminated
Richa Singh		Eliminated
Akanksha Kanjilal		Eliminated
Kanika Narbar		Eliminated
Sneh Richa		Eliminated
Sahil Anand	Dumped by girls	Eliminated

Season 2

Splitsvilla 2 premiered in 2009. This season was hosted by VJ Nikhil Chinapa.

	Dumped by/Lost to	Status
Sidharth Bhardwaj	1st place	Winner
Sakshi Pradhan	1st place	Winner
Mohit Malhotra	2nd place; Lost to Siddharth and Sakshi in finale	1st runner-up
Joanna Magee	2nd place; Lost to Siddharth and Sakshi in finale	1st runner-up
Paramvir Singh	3rd place; Dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Stuti Nag	3rd place; Dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Bhav Aman Singh	4th place; eliminated; re-entered as wild card as a replacement for Meherzaan; dumped by Joana	Eliminated
Ritika Nainta	4th place; Dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Varun Jhamb	5th place; eliminated; re-entered as wild card; dumped by Joana	Eliminated
Sakshi Bhayana	5th place; Dumped by Mohit; re-entered as wild card; dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Rahul Dwivedi	6th place; Dumped by Joana	Eliminated
Nalini Negi	7th place; Dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Aman Sharma	8th place; Dumped by Joana	Eliminated
Shikha Taneja	9th place; Dumped by Siddharth	Eliminated
Meherzan Mazda	10th place; Quit because of illness	Emergency Exit
Ashutosh Kataria	11th place; Dumped by Joana	Eliminated
Cheshta Bhagat	12th place; Dumped by Mohit	Eliminated
Suyyash Rai	13th place; Dumped by Joena	Eliminated
Meenakshi Negi	14th place; Dumped by Mohit	Eliminated
Swaagata G Shah	15th place; Dumped by Mohit	Eliminated

Season 3

MTV Splitsvilla
Season 3

Presented by	Nikhil Chinapa Deepti Gujral
No. of contestants	20
Winners	Parag Chadda Riya Bamniyal
Runners-up	Vikas Mahendroo Kriti Sharma

Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	13
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	19 December 2009 (2009-12-19) – 13 March 2010 (2010-03-13)
Season chronology
← Previous Season 2 Next → Season 4

Splitsvilla 3 premiered in 2009 and ended in 2010. The season was hosted by VJ Nikhil Chinapa and Deepti Gujral.

	Notes	Status
Parag Chadda	Dumped by Pooja, returned in the finale	Winner
Riya Bamniyal	Dumped by Niharika, returned, Queen for episodes 9, 11	Winner
Vikas Mahendroo	King for episodes 9, 11	1st runner-up
Kriti Sharma	Dumped by Mahip; Re-entered in finale	1st runner-up
Sufzal Saleem	3rd place; Dumped by Niharika; returned in the finale but lost	Eliminated
Pavitra Punia	3rd place; Queen for episodes 5, 6, 10	Eliminated
Monika Maryjane Lalwani	Dumped by Vikas	Eliminated
Mahip Marwaha	Dumped, King for episodes 4, 5, 6, 10	Eliminated
Niharika Kareer	Dumped by Vikas, Queen for episodes 4, 7, 8	Eliminated
Arjun Kumar Mahendroo	Dumped by Niharika, King for episodes 1, 2, 3	Eliminated
Pooja Amin	Voluntarily dumped, Queen for episodes 1, 2, 3	Quit
Raj Kumar	Dumped by Pavitra	Eliminated
Ramanjot Singh	Dumped by Pavitra	Eliminated
Nirmal Sandhoo	Dumped by Mahip	Eliminated
Shivkiran Bajwa	Dumped by Arjun	Eliminated
Ashish Agarwal	Voluntarily dumped; King for episodes 7, 8	Quit
Ruchi Arora	Dumped by Arjun	Eliminated
Pulkit Khanna	Dumped by Pooja	Eliminated
Hemant Kaur	Voluntarily dumped	Quit
Priyanka Sharma	dumped by Arjun	Eliminated

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Season 4

MTV Splitsvilla
Season 4

Presented by	Nikhil Chinapa
No. of contestants	17
Winners	Dushyant Yadav Priya Shinde
Runners-up	Sai Gundewar Tina Thapa

Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	18
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	3 December 2010 (2010-12-03) – 25 March 2011 (2011-03-25)
Season chronology
← Previous Season 3 Next → Season 5

Splitsvilla 4 premiered on 3 December 2010. This season was hosted by VJ Nikhil Chinapa.

		Notes	Status
Dushyant Yadav		Ultimate King	Winner
	Priya Shinde	1st, 2nd, 4th, 10th episode's Queen. Awarded as Master Mind of Splitsvilla 4. Ultimate Queen	Winner
Sai Gundewar		Lost in finale	1st runner-up
	Tina Thapa	6th episode's Queen, Lost in finale	1st runner-up
Manish Khanna		3rd place	Eliminated
	Pooja Bisht	3rd place; 8th, 9th, 12th episode's Queen	Eliminated
Ashish Chaudhary		4th place; Dumped by Manish	Eliminated
	Archana Choudhary	4th place; Dumped by Manish	Eliminated
	Yashita Sahu	5th place; 6th episode's Queen; Dumped by Manish; returned as wild card; dumped by Sai	Eliminated
	Aakriti Bhamri	6th place; 3rd, 5th, 7th, 10th episode's Queen; dumped by Ashish	Eliminated
	Sohfi Khan	7th place; 5th, 7th episode's Queen; dumped by Manish; returned as wild card; Dumped by Dushyant	Eliminated
	Sanjana Bhatia	8th place; 3rd, 5th, 6th episode's Queen; Dumped by Dushyant	Eliminated
	Payal Thapa	9th place; 2nd, 4th episode's Queen; Dumped by Dushyant	Eliminated
	Dimple Chawla	10th place; 1st, 2nd, 4th episode's Queen; Dumped by Ashish	Eliminated
	Vartika Kaul	11th place; 3rd, 5th episode's Queen; Dumped by Sai	Eliminated
	Ruchita Rao	12th place; 3rd dumped by Ashish, returned; Dumped by Ashish	Eliminated
	Srishttii Gupta	13th place; 3rd episode's Queen. 4th dumped by Manish	Eliminated

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Finale: A roulette game based on luck was played between the three finalist pairs: Manish and Pooja, Sai and Tina, and Dushyant and Priya. The first round was won by Sai and Tina who went directly to the finals. The second round was between Manish Pooja and Dushyant Priya to determine who would join Sai Tina for the final round. The round was won by Dushyant Priya who joined Sai Tina in the final round. Dushyant Priya won the final round and were declared the winners of Splitsvilla 4.

Season 5

MTV Splitsvilla
Season 5

Presented by	Nikhil Chinapa
No. of contestants	18
Winners	Paras Chhabra Akanksha Popli
Runners-up	Vroon Sharma Jasmine Avasia

Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	15
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	7 April (2012-04-07) – 24 June 2012 (2012-06-24)
Season chronology
← Previous Season 4 Next → Season 6

Splitsvilla 5 premiered in 2012. The season was hosted by Nikhil Chinapa.^[5]^[6]

	Notes	Status
Paras Chhabra	1st Place; Earlier dumped by Shivangini; re-entered as wild card; paired with Akanksha to defeat Vroon and Jasmine in the finals. Ultimate King	Winner
Akanksha Popli	1st Place; Earlier dumped by Vroon; re-entered as wild card; paired with Paras to defeat Vroon and Jasmine in finals. Ultimate Queen	Winner
Vroon Sharma	2nd Place; Coupled with Jasmine and lost to Paras and Akanksha in final.	1st runner-up
Jasmine Avasia	2nd Place; Coupled with Vroon and lost to Paras and Akanksha in the finals.	1st runner-up
Nitin Chauhaan	3rd Place; Coupled with Rupa; lost to Paras and Akanksha in semi-final.	2nd Runner-Up
Rupa Khurana	3rd Place; Defeated Shivangini; became queen and got defeated in semi-final.	2nd Runner-Up
Rishabh Sinha	4th Place; competed with Vroon for throne, dumped by Rupa over Nitin and Paras.	Eliminated
Vidushi Khanna	5th Place; Dumped by Vroon over Akanksha and Jasmine in Top 4; earlier Avishka Kashyap exchanged with her to get dumped.	Eliminated
Rishipal Gulati	6th Place; Earlier dumped by Shivangini; re-entered and then dumped by Rupa, over Rishabh.	Eliminated
Shivangini Rajyalaxmi Rana	7th Place; Became the queen; lost to Rupa to lose the throne and then dumped by boys of villa.	Eliminated
Aly Goni	8th Place; Dumped by Rupa over Rishi	Eliminated
Tasneem Sheikh	9th Place; Dumped by Vroon over Shivangini	Eliminated
Swati Bakshi	10th Place; Dumped by Vroon over Tasneem	Eliminated
Nikhil Nagpal	11th Place; Dumped by Rupa over Nitin	Eliminated
Mandakranta Debbarma	12th Place; Competed for Queen with Shivangini, then dumped by Shivangini	Eliminated
Saif Mir	13th Place; Dumped by Shivangini	Eliminated
Sikander Dhawan	14th Place; Dumped by Shivangini	Eliminated
Avishka Kashyap	15th Place; Dumped by Vroon in first episode and then came back then gave her place to Vidhushi to be dumped	Eliminated

Season 6

MTV Splitsvilla
Season 6

Presented by	Nikhil Chinapa Sherlyn Chopra
No. of contestants	19
Winners	Paramvir Singh Mandy Debbarma
Runners-up	Prabjot Sahota Shatakshi Joshi

Country of origin	India
No. of episodes	15
Release
Original network	MTV India
Original release	25 May (2013-05-25) – 23 August 2013 (2013-08-23)
Season chronology
← Previous Season 5 Next → Season 7

Splitsvilla 6 premiered on 25 May and was hosted by Sherlyn Chopra and Nikhil Chinapa. Its tagline was "Hot as Hell". There were nine boys and nine girls. The season had a review segment, Sexy Sana, hosted by Sana Saeed.

	Notes	Status
Paramvir Singh	1st Place; Ultimate King	Winner
Mandy Debbarma	1st Place; Ultimate Queen	Winner
Prabhjot Sahota	2nd Place	1st runner-up
Shatakshi Joshi	2nd Place	1st runner-up
Gaurav Chopra	3rd Place; Lost before finale task	Eliminated
Subuhi Joshi	3rd Place; Lost before finale task	Eliminated
Nitin Sharma	4th Place; Dumped by Mandy	Eliminated
Priyanka Chauhan	5th Place; Dumped by Splitsvillians	Eliminated
Aman Dev Pahwa	6th Place; Re-entered and Dumped by Subuhi	Eliminated
Pari Sahni	7th Place; Re-entered and Dumped by Param	Eliminated
Ruby Dahiya	8th Place; Re-entered and Dumped by Param	Eliminated
Ashwini Koul	9th Place; Re-entered and Dumped by the Splitsvillians	Eliminated
Peenaz Ahmed	10th Place; Dumped by Nitin; Re-entered and Dumped by Param	Eliminated
Priyanka Chandel	11th Place; Dumped by Nitin	Eliminated
Parichay Sharma	12th Place; Re-entered and Dumped by Mandy	Eliminated
Arjit Taneja	13th Place; Dumped by Mandy	Eliminated
Nawab Faizi	14th Place; Dumped by Ruby	Eliminated
Purvee Singh	15th Place; Dumped by Param	Eliminated
Aakash Sharma	16th Place; Dumped by Priyanka	Eliminated

Season 7

Season 8

Season 9

Season 10

Season 11

Season 12

Season 13

Season 14

References

^ Sundrani, Akshat (24 September 2022). "Arjun Bijlani replaces Rannvijay Singha, heads to host Splitsvilla X4 with Sunny Leone in Goa". www.indiatvnews.com. Retrieved 27 September 2022.
^ Shweta, Keshri (22 August 2022). "Arjun Bijlani replaces Rannvijay Singha, joins Sunny Leone as host of Splitsvilla X4". India Today. Retrieved 27 September 2022.
^ "Sunny Leone is not afraid to learn new things, she is dabbling in different languages". Tribuneindia. Retrieved 20 October 2022.
^ "Life's good right now: Vishal Karwal". 26 June 2011.
^ "Splitsvilla 5: Hunt for love is back!". News18. 27 March 2012.
^ "MTV Splitsvilla 5 goes wild! - Times of India". The Times of India.

External links

MTV Splitsvilla at IMDb

[1] Sundrani, Akshat (24 September 2022). "Arjun Bijlani replaces Rannvijay Singha, heads to host Splitsvilla X4 with Sunny Leone in Goa". www.indiatvnews.com. Retrieved 27 September 2022.

[2] Shweta, Keshri (22 August 2022). "Arjun Bijlani replaces Rannvijay Singha, joins Sunny Leone as host of Splitsvilla X4". India Today. Retrieved 27 September 2022.

[3] "Sunny Leone is not afraid to learn new things, she is dabbling in different languages". Tribuneindia. Retrieved 20 October 2022.

[4] "Life's good right now: Vishal Karwal". 26 June 2011.

[5] "Splitsvilla 5: Hunt for love is back!". News18. 27 March 2012.

[6] "MTV Splitsvilla 5 goes wild! - Times of India". The Times of India.

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