MUMBAI, India–October 16, 2025: Fifteen celebrities. Forty-two days. One Tower that turned allies into rivals and rivals into friends. Rise and Fall was never just a reality show — it became a live experiment in power, pressure, and the unpredictability of human behavior.
From the moment the contestants walked into the Tower, every rule of hierarchy flipped. The lines between Rulers and Workers blurred and shifted with every twist, task, and turn of fate. In a world where one decision could change everything, the only constant was chaos.
The show brought together an eclectic mix of personalities — Arjun Bijlani, Dhanashree Verma, Arbaaz Patel, Noorin Sha, Aahana Kumra, Anaya Bangar, Bali, Aarush Bhola, Nayandeep Rakshit, Aditya Narayan, Akriti Negi, Kiku Sharda, Pawan Singh, and Sangeeta Phogat — each walking into the Tower with their own story, strategy, and spark. And just when the power equations began to settle, Manisha Rani’s wildcard entry upended the game, adding a fresh dose of unpredictability. Guided by Ashneer Grover’s straightforward insights, Rise and Fall became a reality experiment like no other — a melting pot of ambition, emotion, and high-stakes drama.
The season was defined by moments that became headlines of their own. A physical altercation between Aarush and Araaz in the early days set the tone for just how volatile the Tower could get. Pawan Singh’s generous offer of a movie role to Akriti Negi showed how compassion could emerge even in competition. Arjun and Aarush’s heartwarming promise to help fund Anaya Bangar’s medical surgery reminded viewers that beyond the strategy it’s all about humanity.
Across the 42-day journey, the Tower saw friendships made and broken, alliances tested, and egos shattered — yet through every rise and every fall, one bond stood unshaken: Bali and Aarush’s unbreakable friendship that weathered fights, setbacks, and emotional storms.
Unforgettable defined the journey— Aahana’s fearless stands, Noorin’s persistence, Sangeeta and Pawan’s steady strength, Kiku’s effortless humor, and Anaya’s youthful drive. Yet it was the emotional honesty that often stole the spotlight. When Dhanashree opened up about her personal struggles, and Nayandeep spoke about being judged for his orientation, the Tower transformed from a game of survival to a reflection of human vulnerability.
Between the power shifts and Powerplay Weekends that brought levity through Kiku’s hilarious alter egos, Rise and Fall constantly swung between chaos and camaraderie. Every rise came with a risk, and every fall, with a lesson.
As eliminations grew tougher and emotions sharper, one truth screamed through the Tower — loyalty could save you one day and break you the next. The finale week pushed emotions to the edge with Anonymous Questions and Line of Fire rounds that tore open confessions, tested friendships, and revealed who truly stood tall. The double elimination of Kiku and Aditya left the Tower shaken, teary-eyed, and ready for its final reckoning.
Now, as the Tower stands on the brink of its final test, the Grand Finale of Rise and Fall gears up for its ultimate showdown, streaming live on October 17, only on Amazon MX Player.
Fifteen celebrities entered, but only one will rise above it all. Because in Rise and Fall, power may shift, but character is what truly stands tall.
This week on Rise and Fall, the tower has its top 6- with Arjun Bijlani, Aarush Bhola, Arbaz Patel, Dhanashree Verma, Nayandeep Rakshit and Akriti Negi. Catch new episodes of Rise and Fall daily — streaming for free, on Amazon MX Player at 12 PM and on Sony Entertainment Television at 10:30 PM.