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MTV Ace of Space
Also known asAce of Space
Genre
Created byVikas Gupta
Presented byVikas Gupta
(2018—2019)
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons2
Production
Production locationsMumbai, Maharashtra, India
Production companyEndemol Shine India
Original release
NetworkMTV India
Release20 October 2018 (2018-10-20) –
3 November 2019 (2019-11-03)

MTV Ace of Space is an Indian reality competition television series that aired on MTV India. Created and hosted by Vikas Gupta, it premiered on 20 October 2018.[1]

Series

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Season Host Launch Date Finale Date Days Housemates Winner Runner Up Reference
1 Vikas Gupta 20 October 2018 31 December 2018 71 20 Divya Agarwal Pratik Sehajpal [2]
2 24 August 2019 3 November 2019 72 24 Salman Zaidi Adnaan Shaikh [3]

Season 1

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Main article: Ace of Space 1

Ace of Space 1 is the first season of Indian reality competition television series, MTV Ace of Space. Hosted by Vikas Gupta, it aired from 20 October 2018 to 31 December 2018 on MTV India. After 71 days, Divya Agarwal emerged as the winner of the season.[4]

Contestants

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Sr. Name Entrant Status Entry Exit
1 Divya Original Winner Day 1 Day 71
2 Pratik Original 1st runner-up Day 1 Day 71
3 Varun Original 2nd runner-up Day 1 Day 71
4 Shehzad Original 3rd runner-up Day 1 Day 71
5 Faisal Original 4th runner-up Day 1 Day 71
6 Miesha Original 5th runner-up Day 1 Day 71
7 Fizah Original Semi finalist Day 1 Day 67
8 Abhiraj Original Semi finalist Day 1 Day 63
9 Danish Original Walked Day 1 Day 43
Re-Entrant Rejected by Chetna Day 51 Day 58
10 Chetna Original Evicted by Shehzad Day 1 Day 58
11 Omprakash Original Evicted Day 1 Day 22
Re–Entrant Evicted Day 31 Day 50
12 Riya Original Evicted Day 1 Day 43
13 Sambhav Original Evicted Day 1 Day 22
Re–Entrant Walked Day 31 Day 40
14 Sankalp Original Evicted Day 1 Day 22
Re–Entrant Walked Day 31 Day 40
15 Akanksha Original Evicted Day 1 Day 35
16 Kamz Original Evicted Day 1 Day 29
17 Nadia Wild Card Evicted by Abhiraj Varun & Fizah Day 10 Day 23
18 Pooja Original Evicted by Houseguests Day 1 Day 15
19 Deepak Original Evicted Day 1 Day 8
20 Tenzin Original Ejected Day 1 Day 5
  Male
  Female

Season 2

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Main article: Ace of Space 2

Ace of Space 2 is the second season of Indian reality competition television series, MTV Ace of Space.[5] Hosted by Vikas Gupta, it aired from 24 August 2019 to 3 November 2019 on MTV India. After 72 days, Salman Zaidi was declared as the winner.[6]

Contestants

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Sr. Name Entrant Status Entry Exit
1 Salman Zaidi Original Winner Day 1 Day 72
2 Adnan Shaikh Wildcard Runner-up Day 35 Day 72
3 Baseer Ali Original 2nd Runner-up Day 1 Day 72
4 Shruti Sinha Original 3rd Runner-up Day 1 Day 72
5 Krissann Barretto Original 4th Runner-up Day 1 Day 72
6 Prakruti Mishra Original 5th Runner-up Day 1 Day 72
7 Rashmi Jha Original Evicted Day 1 Day 68
8 Khushali Vyas Original Evicted Day 1 Day 68
9 Deepak Thakur Re-entrant Evicted Day 27 Day 64
Original Injured Day 1 Day 7
10 Yash Rajput Re-entrant Walked Day 36 Day 64
Original Rejected by houseguests Day 1 Day 35
11 Lucinda Nicholas Original Evicted Day 1 Day 64
12 Khushi Chaudhary Re-entrant Evicted Day 36 Day 57
Wild-card Rejected by houseguests Day 34 Day 35
13 Manhar Seth Original Evicted Day 1 Day 57
14 Luv Tyagi Wild Card Walked Day 31 Day 51
15 Nikita Bhamidipati Original Evicted by Yash Day 1 Day 49
16 Mandeep Gujjar Wild Card Evicted by Yash Day 28 Day 42
17 Ramiz King Wild Card Evicted by Pearl Day 29 Day 42
18 Pearl Almeida Re-entrant Evicted Day 36 Day 40
Wild-card Ejected by houseguests Day 22 Day 35
19 Ohm Kaliraman Original Evicted Day 1 Day 35
20 Akshay Kakkar Original Evicted by houseguests Day 1 Day 28
21 Renu Bhati Original Evicted Day 1 Day 20
22 Roshni Misbah Re-entrant Walked Day 13 Day 13
Original Evicted Day 1 Day 13
23 Nasir Khan Original Walked Day 1 Day 13
24 Rohit Singh Rajput Original Evicted Day 1 Day 7
  Male
  Female

Production

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Season 1

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On 5 October 2018, Vikas Gupta released the first promo of Ace of Space 1.[7]

Eighteen contestants fought it out in six rooms to win the audiences' hearts and space in the house. They had to perform difficult tasks to ensure survival.[8] After 71 days, the contestant with the highest votes and space walked away with the title of Ace of Space.[9]

As the mastermind of the show, it will be pretty exciting to play with the minds of contestants and bring out the basic instinct of survival to mark one's territory using your heart and brain equally.

— Vikas Gupta[10]

Season 2

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On 3 August 2019, Vikas Gupta shared the first promo of Ace of Space 2.[11]

Eighteen contestants were divided into two sections: Team Kings, who had access to luxuries and Team Jacks, who did not have access to even basic necessities.[12] They had to perform tasks and manage survival for 72 days. Coupled with this, the season had an enhanced digital interaction.[13]

Ace of Space 1 was an experimental show which did extremely well, and we succeeded in making our way into our viewers heart, as we tested the houseguests and made them choose between head and heart. With the second season it’s going to be more tough and challenging as I will be testing their beliefs and conditioning.

— Vikas Gupta[14]

Ace of Quarantine

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A spin-off series Ace of Quarantine, hosted by Divya Aggarwal and Varun Sood was launched on 12 July 2020.[15]

References

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  1. ^ "Vikas Gupta to host MTV's Hunger Games inspired reality show, Ace of Space". Firstpost.
  2. ^ "MTV Ace of Space: Divya Agarwal is the WINNER of Vikas Gupta's show!". ABP Live. January 2019. Archived from the original on 7 April 2019. Retrieved 1 January 2019.
  3. ^ "Ace of Space 2: Salman Zaidi bags the trophy". The Times of India.
  4. ^ "Divya Agarwal wins MTV Ace of Space". The Indian Express. 31 December 2018.
  5. ^ "Vikas Gupta to be back as mastermind of Ace of Space". India Today.
  6. ^ "Ace of Space 2: Salman Zaidi bags the winners trophy; Adnaan Shaikh, Baseer Ali declared runner-ups". Firstpost. 4 November 2019.
  7. ^ "Ace of Space promo: Here's a glimpse of Vikas Gupta's upcoming reality show". Times Now.
  8. ^ "'Ace of Space' is all about shrinking spaces, hearts and minds". The Times of India.
  9. ^ "Vikas Gupta: Ace of Space is tougher than Bigg Boss". The Indian Express.
  10. ^ "Vikas Gupta: It'll be exciting to play with the minds of contestants". Mumbai Mirror.
  11. ^ "Ace of Space 2 Promo: Host Vikas Gupta makes a comeback as evil mastermind; promises to scare the contestants". The Times of India.
  12. ^ "Ace of Space 2 premieres tonight. Here's all you want to know about Vikas Gupta's show". India Today.
  13. ^ "Ace of Space 2: 5 Reasons to watch the second season hosted by Vikas Gupta". The Times of India.
  14. ^ "Ace of Space 2: Shrinking walls, soaring courage; Witness the ultimate fight for survival with Vikas Gupta". India TV. 20 August 2019.
  15. ^ Bhasin, Shriya (3 July 2020). "This unlock, 'Ace the Quarantine' with Varun Sood and Divya Agarwal. Know how". www.indiatvnews.com.
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