Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has announced the return of its high-stakes reality show, ‘Reality Rani of the Jungle,’ for an adrenaline-fueled second season. The show, which premiered on September 22, 2025, on Discovery Channel India and Discovery+, takes viewers on a new adventure, this time set on Goa’s unforgiving coast.
Unlike the first season’s dense jungle setting, Season 2 pits 12 all-women contestants against the challenges of a rugged coastal wilderness, with crashing waves, shifting sands, and brutal survival tasks. The show is hosted by Varun Sood, who returns to guide the participants through their toughest journey yet.
The new season features a mix of popular reality stars, including Archana Gautam, Bhavya Singh, and Samyuktha Hegde, among others. In a high-voltage twist, controversial celebrity Rakhi Sawant joins the cast as a surprise guest, adding an extra layer of drama and unpredictability to the competition. The challenges are designed to push the contestants to their physical and emotional limits, with tasks ranging from being plunged into the ocean to facing mind-bending trials like squeezing sheep eyeballs.
The show’s return is particularly significant as it coincides with Discovery celebrating its 40th anniversary globally and 30 years in India. Produced by Banijay Asia, the series, based on the international format ‘Reality Queens of the Jungle,’ continues to deliver a unique blend of adventure, drama, and raw survival.
Key Highlights:
- Season 2 is Underway: The second season of ‘Reality Rani of the Jungle‘ premiered on September 22, 2025, on Discovery Channel and Discovery+.
- New Location and Challenges: This season shifts the battleground from the jungle to Goa’s rugged coast, introducing new survival challenges and a tougher environment for the contestants.
- Star-studded Cast: The show features a mix of well-known reality stars and a surprise entry by controversial celebrity Rakhi Sawant.
- Celebrating a Milestone: The show’s release coincides with a significant milestone for Discovery, marking 40 years globally and 30 years in India.