TV host Mini Mathur has been declared the winner of the first season of Alliance. The reality show, which streamed on Prime Video, had Kunal Kemmu as its host. On Thursday, the OTT platform dropped the grand finale episode. After surviving relentless twists, impossible choices and constantly shifting loyalties, Mini Mathur emerged as the winner in the final showdown and took home the Alliance trophy and a grand cash prize of Rs 50 lakh, while Aly Goni finished as the first runner-up and Ruhee Dosani secured the second runner-up position.&nbsp;Throughout its run, Alliance kept audiences hooked with its immersive social strategy format, where trust was tested at every turn, every relationship came with consequences, and no Ally was ever truly safe.&nbsp;<h2>Mini Mathur wins Alliance</h2>The grand finale brought the entire Alliance journey full circle as former Allies returned to the headquarters one last time, setting the stage for an evening filled with emotional reunions, familiar rivalries and unforgettable moments. The season reached its final showdown with Mini Mathur, Aly Goni and Ruhee Dosani emerging as the top 3 finalists, before Mini Mathur was crowned the ultimate winner of Alliance.&nbsp;Speaking on her victory, Mini Mathur said, "Winning Alliance feels absolutely surreal. This journey challenged me in every possible way, emotionally, mentally and strategically and every single day inside the headquarters pushed me to become stronger. There were moments of doubt, moments of joy, friendships I'll always cherish and lessons I'll carry with me for life. Every Ally I shared this experience with played a role in shaping my journey, whether we stood together or found ourselves on opposite sides of the game. Lifting this trophy is an incredible feeling, but what I'll treasure most are the memories, relationships and everything this experience has taught me. I'm deeply grateful to everyone who believed in me and supported me throughout this unforgettable journey."&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/strategy-vs-drama-how-alliance-and-lock-upp-2-offer-two-very-different-reality-show-experiences-1785817142050">How Alliance and Lock Upp 2 offer two very different reality show experiences</a><h2>About Alliance</h2>Alliance began with sixteen Allies entering the headquarters as duos, embarking on a high-stakes journey defined by physical and knowledge-based challenges, strategic gameplay and constantly shifting power dynamics. As the competition unfolded, shocking betrayals, emotional confrontations, unexpected entries, surprise exits and ever-changing alliances transformed the game at every turn, proving that inside the headquarters, loyalty was fleeting, trust was earned and every move had the power to change the course of the competition.&nbsp;Over the course of the season, the headquarters became the stage for unforgettable rivalries, game-changing twists and powerful moments that kept audiences hooked as every decision brought the allies one step closer to the ultimate showdown.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/was-embarrassed-and-ashamed-sohail-khan-recalls-childhood-sexual-harassment-on-alliance-1784215918895">'Was ashamed': Sohail Khan recalls childhood sexual harassment on Alliance</a>

The season united an eclectic mix of personalities from the worlds of entertainment, television and digital media, including Ravi Kishan, Vanshaj Singh, Payal Gaming, Armaan Khera, Dolly Javed, Delbar Arya, Sabby Suri, Rivva Kishan, Kushal Tandon, Daisy Shah, Ruhee Dosani, Nikhil Chinapa, Niti Taylor, Mini Mathur, Arslan Goni and Zaid Darbar. As the competition intensified, the headquarters welcomed a fresh wave of allies every week, from Sohail Khan, Agu Stanley Chiedozie, Vriddhi Patwa and Seema Sajdeh to Aly Goni, Kashish Kapoor and Bali, with each bringing new perspectives, bold strategies, and unexpected alliances, making every episode more unpredictable than the last.&nbsp;The grand finale and all episodes of Alliance are now streaming on Prime Video .

Mini Mathur beat fellow contestants Aly Gony and Ruhee Dosani to lift the winning trophy of the reality show Alliance. Mini also took home a Rs 50 lakh cash prize. 

TV host Mini Mathur has been declared the winner of the first season of Alliance. The reality show, which streamed on Prime Video, had Kunal Kemmu as its host. On Thursday, the OTT platform dropped the grand finale episode. After surviving relentless twists, impossible choices and constantly shifting loyalties, Mini Mathur emerged as the winner in the final showdown and took home the Alliance trophy and a grand cash prize of Rs 50 lakh, while Aly Goni finished as the first runner-up and Ruhee Dosani secured the second runner-up position. Throughout its run, Alliance kept audiences hooked with its immersive social strategy format, where trust was tested at every turn, every relationship came with consequences, and no Ally was ever truly safe. Mini Mathur wins Alliance The grand finale brought the entire Alliance journey full circle as former Allies returned to the headquarters one last time, setting the stage for an evening filled with emotional reunions, familiar rivalries and unforgettable moments. The season reached its final showdown with Mini Mathur, Aly Goni and Ruhee Dosani emerging as the top 3 finalists, before Mini Mathur was crowned the ultimate winner of Alliance. Speaking on her victory, Mini Mathur said, "Winning Alliance feels absolutely surreal. This journey challenged me in every possible way, emotionally, mentally and strategically and every single day inside the headquarters pushed me to become stronger. There were moments of doubt, moments of joy, friendships I'll always cherish and lessons I'll carry with me for life. Every Ally I shared this experience with played a role in shaping my journey, whether we stood together or found ourselves on opposite sides of the game. Lifting this trophy is an incredible feeling, but what I'll treasure most are the memories, relationships and everything this experience has taught me. I'm deeply grateful to everyone who believed in me and supported me throughout this unforgettable journey." Also read: How Alliance and Lock Upp 2 offer two very different reality show experiences About Alliance Alliance began with sixteen Allies entering the headquarters as duos, embarking on a high-stakes journey defined by physical and knowledge-based challenges, strategic gameplay and constantly shifting power dynamics. As the competition unfolded, shocking betrayals, emotional confrontations, unexpected entries, surprise exits and ever-changing alliances transformed the game at every turn, proving that inside the headquarters, loyalty was fleeting, trust was earned and every move had the power to change the course of the competition. Over the course of the season, the headquarters became the stage for unforgettable rivalries, game-changing twists and powerful moments that kept audiences hooked as every decision brought the allies one step closer to the ultimate showdown. Also read: 'Was ashamed': Sohail Khan recalls childhood sexual harassment on Alliance

Mini Mathur beat fellow contestants Aly Gony and Ruhee Dosani to lift the winning trophy of the reality show Alliance. Mini also took home a Rs 50 lakh cash prize.&nbsp;

Alliance Season 1 finale: Mini Mathur beats Aly Goni, wins trophy and Rs 50 lakh cash prize

In recent years, Indian reality shows have been seeing a strong momentum, be it Bigg Boss, The Traitors India, Khatron Ke Khiladi and many more. But, in two shows, Lock Upp 2 and Alliance, and the battle between these two, Indian reality television has rarely seen a battle like this. In the same week of June 2026, one day apart, streaming giants launched two of the most anticipated reality shows of the year simultaneously. Prime Video brought Alliance to Indian screens on June 26, followed by Netflix's Lock Upp 2 on June 27. The debate has been going on for quite some time. Which one is better? Which one is actually worth your time?<h2>Two platforms, two shows! Alliance vs Lock Upp 2</h2>Alliance, which premiered on June 26, 2026, on Prime Video, is produced by Banijay Asia and adapted from a famous Dutch format. It features 16 contestants who enter the game in pairs, quickly realising that no partnership is safe. It is Prime Video's first-ever daily reality series globally, with fresh episodes available every weekday at 12 noon. The show is hosted by Bollywood actor Kunal Kemmu.&nbsp;While Lock Upp 2, which premiered on June 27, 2026, on Netflix, is produced by Balaji Telefilms, returning after a four-year break with a massive twist. Created by Ekta Kapoor, the show features Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh as hosts for its second season.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/salman-khan-reveals-16-kg-weight-loss-amid-fan-concerns-over-his-health-1785811281616">Salman Khan reveals 16 Kg weight loss amid fan concerns over his health</a>&nbsp;The biggest difference lies in how each show creates drama. In Alliance, conflict emerges naturally from shifting loyalties. The contestants have to decide whether to stay loyal to their partners, join stronger groups or betray allies at the right moment. Every decision directly affects the game, making strategy the driving force behind nearly every episode.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lock-upp-2-harshad-chopda-sacrifices-finale-spot-to-save-shivangi-joshi-sparks-internet-debate-1785779849355">Lock Upp 2: Harshad Chopda sacrifices finale spot to save Shivangi Joshi, sparks internet debate</a><h2>Key difference between Lock Upp 2 and Alliance</h2>Basically, both the shows have set their target audience. Although both shows compete for viewers in the captive reality genre, they appeal to different tastes.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/exclusive-payal-gaming-reacts-to-the-alliance-exit-if-it-was-in-house-voting-i-would-have-been-a-finalist-1785749799718">EXCLUSIVE | Payal Gaming reacts to The Alliance exit: 'If it was in-house voting, I would have been a finalist'</a>&nbsp;Fans who enjoy unpredictable gameplay, tactical thinking and constantly shifting power equations are more likely to gravitate towards Alliance. Those who prefer emotional storytelling, celebrity rivalries, explosive arguments and dramatic eliminations may find Lock Upp 2 more engaging.<h2>Verdict</h2>Indian reality television has always had a complicated relationship with authenticity. Rather than seeing Alliance and Lock Upp 2 as direct rivals, it's more accurate to view them as two different interpretations of the captive reality genre. The genre's biggest shows, like Bigg Boss, Lock Upp season 1, and Roadies at its peak, worked because they felt unpredictable. You watched because you genuinely did not know what was going to happen next.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/salman-khan-enters-alliance-to-support-brother-sohail-netizens-hail-tomorrow-s-episode-is-going-to-be-massive-1785597997375">Salman Khan enters Alliance to support brother, Sohail, netizens hail, 'tomorrow’s episode is going to be MASSIVE'</a>&nbsp;Watching both the shows, I feel, Lock Upp 2 feels, by contrast, like a show that is trying very hard to recreate lightning in a bottle, without fully understanding what made the original lightning strike in the first place. Changing the hosts, moving to Netflix, and adding twists, these are structural decisions that do not address the fundamental question of whether the format still has something new to say.&nbsp;On the other hand, Alliance arrives in 2026 with a format that makes unpredictability structural rather than incidental. The alliances shift. The betrayals are real. The strategy is genuine. And the result is a show that feels in the best possible way like it is not entirely in control of itself.&nbsp;For the unversed, the grand finale for both shows will be held on - Lock Upp 2 (August 5, 2026) and Alliance (August 7, 2026).

Lock Upp 2 and Alliance place contestants in an isolated environment. Despite similarities, each show offers a different viewing experience. Read more to know how these two follow two distinct formats, objectives and gameplay. 

In recent years, Indian reality shows have been seeing a strong momentum, be it Bigg Boss, The Traitors India, Khatron Ke Khiladi and many more. But, in two shows, Lock Upp 2 and Alliance, and the battle between these two, Indian reality television has rarely seen a battle like this. In the same week of June 2026, one day apart, streaming giants launched two of the most anticipated reality shows of the year simultaneously. Prime Video brought Alliance to Indian screens on June 26, followed by Netflix's Lock Upp 2 on June 27. The debate has been going on for quite some time. Which one is better? Which one is actually worth your time? Two platforms, two shows! Alliance vs Lock Upp 2 Alliance, which premiered on June 26, 2026, on Prime Video, is produced by Banijay Asia and adapted from a famous Dutch format. It features 16 contestants who enter the game in pairs, quickly realising that no partnership is safe. It is Prime Video's first-ever daily reality series globally, with fresh episodes available every weekday at 12 noon. The show is hosted by Bollywood actor Kunal Kemmu. While Lock Upp 2, which premiered on June 27, 2026, on Netflix, is produced by Balaji Telefilms, returning after a four-year break with a massive twist. Created by Ekta Kapoor, the show features Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh as hosts for its second season. Also Read: Salman Khan reveals 16 Kg weight loss amid fan concerns over his health The biggest difference lies in how each show creates drama. In Alliance, conflict emerges naturally from shifting loyalties. The contestants have to decide whether to stay loyal to their partners, join stronger groups or betray allies at the right moment. Every decision directly affects the game, making strategy the driving force behind nearly every episode. Also Read: Lock Upp 2: Harshad Chopda sacrifices finale spot to save Shivangi Joshi, sparks internet debate Key difference between Lock Upp 2 and Alliance Basically, both the shows have set their target audience. Although both shows compete for viewers in the captive reality genre, they appeal to different tastes. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE | Payal Gaming reacts to The Alliance exit: 'If it was in-house voting, I would have been a finalist' Fans who enjoy unpredictable gameplay, tactical thinking and constantly shifting power equations are more likely to gravitate towards Alliance. Those who prefer emotional storytelling, celebrity rivalries, explosive arguments and dramatic eliminations may find Lock Upp 2 more engaging. Verdict Indian reality television has always had a complicated relationship with authenticity. Rather than seeing Alliance and Lock Upp 2 as direct rivals, it's more accurate to view them as two different interpretations of the captive reality genre. The genre's biggest shows, like Bigg Boss, Lock Upp season 1, and Roadies at its peak, worked because they felt unpredictable. You watched because you genuinely did not know what was going to happen next. Also Read: Salman Khan enters Alliance to support brother, Sohail, netizens hail, 'tomorrow’s episode is going to be MASSIVE' Watching both the shows, I feel, Lock Upp 2 feels, by contrast, like a show that is trying very hard to recreate lightning in a bottle, without fully understanding what made the original lightning strike in the first place. Changing the hosts, moving to Netflix, and adding twists, these are structural decisions that do not address the fundamental question of whether the format still has something new to say. On the other hand, Alliance arrives in 2026 with a format that makes unpredictability structural rather than incidental. The alliances shift. The betrayals are real. The strategy is genuine. And the result is a show that feels in the best possible way like it is not entirely in control of itself. For the unversed, the grand finale for both shows will be held on - Lock Upp 2 (August 5, 2026) and Alliance (August 7, 2026).

Lock Upp 2 and Alliance place contestants in an isolated environment. Despite similarities, each show offers a different viewing experience. Read more to know how these two follow two distinct formats, objectives and gameplay.&nbsp;

Strategy vs Drama: How Alliance and Lock Upp 2 offer two very different reality show experiences

Actor and filmmaker Sohail Khan, who is participating in Prime Video’s reality show Alliance, has recently disclosed on the show that he was sexually harassed as a child. Khan’s team topped the leaderboard this week on the show. Amid celebrations post-win, Sohail made the shocking revelation and stated that he had not spoken about it for years.&nbsp;<h2>How childhood trauma shaped Sohail’s parenting</h2>&nbsp;While speaking to fellow contestants Arslan Goni, Ruhee Dosani and Aly Goni, Sohail spoke up about the incident and said how the experience shaped how he speaks to his children, and that he has always told them never to feel shy or embarrassed about speaking up if someone bullies them.&nbsp;Speaking against ragging, Sohail said he had also faced sexual harassment when he was young. He said, "I was sexually harassed by somebody when I was young and I kept that within me for years. When I grew up and became an adult, I confided in my father. I told him, 'Daddy, this happened to me.' He said, 'Son, you kept this inside you for so many years.' I said, 'I am so sorry, but I was so embarrassed to say it.' I was not at fault, but I felt ashamed. So I keep telling my children, no matter what happens, tell me everything."&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/alliance-sohail-khan-reveals-what-led-to-divorce-from-seema-sajdeh-says-lost-someone-i-truly-loved-1783857061974">Alliance: Sohail Khan reveals what led to divorce from Seema Sajdeh, says 'lost someone I truly loved'</a>&nbsp;The actor-filmmaker also admitted he missed his family and broke down.&nbsp;&nbsp;He told host Kunal Kemmu that although he has judged and hosted reality shows in the past, he had never fully understood the pressure contestants face until taking part in Alliance. According to Sohail, the show taught him something he had not learnt in 55 years.<h2>Cordial bond with ex-wife Seema Sajdeh</h2>&nbsp;Sohail also has the company of his former wife, Seema Sajdeh, on the show, who entered Alliance as a wild card contestant. Their reunion went viral, with viewers noting the cordial bond they continue to share. Since entering the house, Seema has been seen guiding Sohail in the game and encouraging him to be more active.&nbsp;Alliance is a reality series on Prime Video in which strategy is as important as strength. Hosted by Kunal Kemmu, it features well-known personalities competing in physical challenges, social gameplay and unexpected twists. Two contestants are eliminated every week, while new wildcard entrants join the competition. Last week, Seema Sajdeh and Aly Goni entered the house as wildcards. The show streams on Prime Video, with new episodes released daily at 12 noon.

While celebrating a leaderboard win on Alliance, actor-filmmaker Sohail Khan made a shocking personal revelation and disclosed to fellow contestants that he was sexually harassed as a child and kept the trauma bottled up for years.

Actor and filmmaker Sohail Khan, who is participating in Prime Video’s reality show Alliance, has recently disclosed on the show that he was sexually harassed as a child. Khan’s team topped the leaderboard this week on the show. Amid celebrations post-win, Sohail made the shocking revelation and stated that he had not spoken about it for years. How childhood trauma shaped Sohail’s parenting While speaking to fellow contestants Arslan Goni, Ruhee Dosani and Aly Goni, Sohail spoke up about the incident and said how the experience shaped how he speaks to his children, and that he has always told them never to feel shy or embarrassed about speaking up if someone bullies them. Speaking against ragging, Sohail said he had also faced sexual harassment when he was young. He said, "I was sexually harassed by somebody when I was young and I kept that within me for years. When I grew up and became an adult, I confided in my father. I told him, 'Daddy, this happened to me.' He said, 'Son, you kept this inside you for so many years.' I said, 'I am so sorry, but I was so embarrassed to say it.' I was not at fault, but I felt ashamed. So I keep telling my children, no matter what happens, tell me everything." Also read: Alliance: Sohail Khan reveals what led to divorce from Seema Sajdeh, says 'lost someone I truly loved' The actor-filmmaker also admitted he missed his family and broke down. He told host Kunal Kemmu that although he has judged and hosted reality shows in the past, he had never fully understood the pressure contestants face until taking part in Alliance. According to Sohail, the show taught him something he had not learnt in 55 years. Cordial bond with ex-wife Seema Sajdeh Sohail also has the company of his former wife, Seema Sajdeh, on the show, who entered Alliance as a wild card contestant. Their reunion went viral, with viewers noting the cordial bond they continue to share. Since entering the house, Seema has been seen guiding Sohail in the game and encouraging him to be more active. Alliance is a reality series on Prime Video in which strategy is as important as strength. Hosted by Kunal Kemmu, it features well-known personalities competing in physical challenges, social gameplay and unexpected twists. Two contestants are eliminated every week, while new wildcard entrants join the competition. Last week, Seema Sajdeh and Aly Goni entered the house as wildcards. The show streams on Prime Video, with new episodes released daily at 12 noon.

While celebrating a leaderboard win on Alliance, actor-filmmaker Sohail Khan made a shocking personal revelation and disclosed to fellow contestants that he was sexually harassed as a child and kept the trauma bottled up for years.

'Was embarrassed and ashamed': Sohail Khan recalls childhood sexual harassment on Alliance

Amazon Prime Video's reality show Alliance, hosted by Kunal Khemu, with 16 participants in a high-pressure environment is constantly shifting, leading to several notable gameplay twists and turns. In one of the emotional moments yet, fashion designer Seema Sajdeh entered the show, reuniting with her ex-husband Sohail Khan, where the actor made a heartfelt confession.<h2>Sohail Khan's emotional moment with Seema Sajdeh</h2>In the promo of Alliance, host Kunal Khemu asks Sohail Khan to share his thoughts on seeing his ex-wife Seema Sajdeh in the house. Sohail said it felt lovely and reflected on the 25 years they had spent together. He said, "Lovely. I have lived with this beautiful lady for 25 years, and let me admit on national television agar koi bhi galti hui hogi humare beech mein, I take the responsibility. (If there were any mistakes between us, I take responsibility for them)."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/alliance-controversy-kushal-tandon-faces-backlash-for-threatening-to-beat-vanshaj-singh-during-heated-argument-1782629753911">Alliance controversy: Kushal Tandon faces backlash for threatening to beat Vanshaj Singh during heated argument</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;Sohail Khan's statement left Seema visibly touched, and she reacted with an 'aww'. The contestants too cheered for the duo's moment.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/lock-upp-twist-gaurav-khanna-may-enter-show-to-meet-akanksha-chamola-1783525681928">Lock Upp twist: Gaurav Khanna to enter show to meet Akanksha Chamola</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;For the unversed, Sohail Khan and Seema Sajdeh were married for over two decades. 24 years. They eloped and tied the knot in 1998 and subsequently parted ways, officially filing for divorce in 2022. Despite the end of their marriage, the two have maintained an amicable, friendly co-parenting relationship for their two sons, Nirvaan and Yohan.&nbsp;<h2>What has happened in the Alliance show so far?</h2>The show began, kicked off on June 26, and has been marked by intense drama, strategic betrayals and shocking eliminations. The 16 celebrity contestants entered the game in pre-decided pairs, but Kunal Khemu broke them apart, shuffling everyone into four factors.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lock-upp-2-shilpa-shinde-enters-as-first-wildcard-contestant-clashes-with-shivangi-joshi-1783314780838">Lock Upp 2: Shilpa Shinde enters as first wildcard contestant, clashes with Shivangi Joshi</a>&nbsp;Before the game even began, contestants were given a chance to switch their alliances. Nikhil Chinapa promptly accepted the offer to abandon his Warriors and replace Ravi Kishan in the Kings. Following the dramatic reshuffle, one of the show's biggest players, actor and politician Ravi Kishan, had to leave the headquarters due to immediate professional commitments.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lock-upp-2-akanksha-chamola-slams-shreya-kalra-over-revealing-her-sexuality-1783253258335">Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola slams Shreya Kalra over revealing her sexuality</a>&nbsp;The competition quickly launched into tougher knockout rounds, and tensions escalated when the "Ace of the Week" (Arslan Goni) used their power to eliminate influencer Vanshaj Singh. This sparked a massive ongoing war-of-words outside the show between Vanshaj and television star Kushal Tandon. Vanshaj has since confirmed he is making a re-entry. A major rivalry has formed between Kushal Tandon and influencer Dollyy Javved. After Kushal allegedly warned Dollyy he would ensure her elimination, Dollyy’s sister (Uorfi Javed) and actress Zareen Khan stepped in to support Dollyy.

In the latest twist on Alliance, Sohail Khan's ex-wife Seema Sajdeh appeared on the show, in which the actor made an emotional confession. Read to know more. 

Amazon Prime Video's reality show Alliance, hosted by Kunal Khemu, with 16 participants in a high-pressure environment is constantly shifting, leading to several notable gameplay twists and turns. In one of the emotional moments yet, fashion designer Seema Sajdeh entered the show, reuniting with her ex-husband Sohail Khan, where the actor made a heartfelt confession. Sohail Khan's emotional moment with Seema Sajdeh In the promo of Alliance, host Kunal Khemu asks Sohail Khan to share his thoughts on seeing his ex-wife Seema Sajdeh in the house. Sohail said it felt lovely and reflected on the 25 years they had spent together. He said, "Lovely. I have lived with this beautiful lady for 25 years, and let me admit on national television agar koi bhi galti hui hogi humare beech mein, I take the responsibility. (If there were any mistakes between us, I take responsibility for them)." Also Read: Alliance controversy: Kushal Tandon faces backlash for threatening to beat Vanshaj Singh during heated argument Sohail Khan's statement left Seema visibly touched, and she reacted with an 'aww'. The contestants too cheered for the duo's moment. Also Read: Lock Upp twist: Gaurav Khanna to enter show to meet Akanksha Chamola For the unversed, Sohail Khan and Seema Sajdeh were married for over two decades. 24 years. They eloped and tied the knot in 1998 and subsequently parted ways, officially filing for divorce in 2022. Despite the end of their marriage, the two have maintained an amicable, friendly co-parenting relationship for their two sons, Nirvaan and Yohan. What has happened in the Alliance show so far? The show began, kicked off on June 26, and has been marked by intense drama, strategic betrayals and shocking eliminations. The 16 celebrity contestants entered the game in pre-decided pairs, but Kunal Khemu broke them apart, shuffling everyone into four factors. Also Read: Lock Upp 2: Shilpa Shinde enters as first wildcard contestant, clashes with Shivangi Joshi Before the game even began, contestants were given a chance to switch their alliances. Nikhil Chinapa promptly accepted the offer to abandon his Warriors and replace Ravi Kishan in the Kings. Following the dramatic reshuffle, one of the show's biggest players, actor and politician Ravi Kishan, had to leave the headquarters due to immediate professional commitments. Also Read: Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola slams Shreya Kalra over revealing her sexuality The competition quickly launched into tougher knockout rounds, and tensions escalated when the "Ace of the Week" (Arslan Goni) used their power to eliminate influencer Vanshaj Singh. This sparked a massive ongoing war-of-words outside the show between Vanshaj and television star Kushal Tandon. Vanshaj has since confirmed he is making a re-entry. A major rivalry has formed between Kushal Tandon and influencer Dollyy Javved. After Kushal allegedly warned Dollyy he would ensure her elimination, Dollyy’s sister (Uorfi Javed) and actress Zareen Khan stepped in to support Dollyy.

In the latest twist on Alliance, Sohail Khan's ex-wife Seema Sajdeh appeared on the show, in which the actor made an emotional confession. Read to know more.&nbsp;

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