However, he claims that Roadies has been a wonderful experience for him. “Though everyone voted me out in the very first episode, I am glad that I got another chance to prove myself during the wild-card entry round,” says Sufi, who was one of the strongest contenders on the show. He was back on the show when the contestants flew down to Australia to face the final hell Down Under. Talking about the most important aspect of the show, he says, “ It is more important to perform in all the tasks than having any game-plan, strategy or just being yourself on the show. I never expected my ouster from the show because I have consistently performed in all the tasks. I knew I had to make optimum usage of my wild-card entry but destiny had different plans in store for me,”, he says after being voted out by co-roadie Palak, who had the power to eliminate any roadie.

But he holds no grudges against anyone and shares some of his fond memories on Roadies. “My favourite destination in Australia was Gold Coast. It is such a beautiful place and the tasks were also challenging,” remembers Sufi who almost got injured while fighting two wrestlers for an immunity task. He had to put up a fight in an arena with two professional wrestlers for two minutes to win the immunity. Though he did not win the task, he did take home the Roadies bike - Karizma. “Though I broke a few ribs and tore a ligament, I did not give up. Winning the immunity was really crucial so the only saving-grace was winning the bike.”

He wishes good luck to his fellow- contestants on the show, especially to his good friend Nauman. Ask him who does he think will win Roadies this time, and he quickly retorts, “I can’t tell you because after my vote out, I myself do not know what is going to happen. I would want Natasha to win Roadies because she definitely deserves it. She is a hardworking girl and I wish her all the best!”