The challenger's Week on Colors' 'Khatron Ke Khiladi thirteen' took its worry component to a new degree with by no means-visible-earlier than stunts. Moreover, the ex-finalist of the display, Faisal Khan, aka Mr. Faisu, dared the contestants to surpass the benchmark he set in performing daunting stunts. With high exceptions, all the contestants pulled off the uphill undertaking of beating the seasoned ex-finalist. The  contestants who could not make it were Arjit Taneja and Sheezan M Khan. These daredevils needed to fight the remaining battle of the Sunday episode to the point of removal. Despite his first-rate efforts, Sheezan Khan had to bid adieu to the display. Like the rest of the contestants, Sheezan's adventure started out with an exciting task that required all the contestants to keep directly to a shipment bag suspended from a chopper. Afterwards, Sheezan accomplished every stunt with utmost determination and inspired other contestants to do their satisfactory. During the cycle stunt within the second week of the season, Sheezan turned into visible acting the feat relentlessly with snakes slithering over him. He aced any other stunt that required contestants to lay down on an ice plank and eliminate the keys located in a hook that gave out an electric shock. However, the Khiladi became bested by Arjit Taneja inside the very last stunt of the Sunday episode and consequently stood removed from the show. 

Bidding farewell to 'Khatron Ke Khiladi thirteen', Sheezan Khan says, "Khatron Ke Khiladi 13 is my first truth display, and it gave me the enjoy of a lifetime. By going through my fears with courage, I have a better understanding of my strengths and weaknesses. Throughout my adventure, I did the whole thing I should to keep myself mentally very strong and focused. It has been a studying curve for me. Performing stunts underneath the guidance of Rohit Sir felt surreal, and I'm very pleased with this battle I've fought against my fears. I admire each person who watched and supported me at the same time as I driven my limits."