Gunjan Chaudhary
Anurag Dobhal, popularly known as UK 07 Rider and recognized for his appearance on Bigg Boss 17, is slowly rebuilding his life after surviving a serious car accident earlier this year. The travel vlogger, who was severely injured in the mishap, has now been discharged from the hospital and is gradually returning to content creation. In a recent vlog, Anurag Dobhal gave fans a tour of his home in Dehradun and emotionally reflected on the difficult period he endured over the past year.
Anurag Dobhal
Anurag Dobhal Sold His Bike Collection
One of the most emotional moments in the vlog came when Anurag showed viewers his now nearly empty garage. The YouTuber revealed that he had to sell most of his luxury bike collection due to severe financial difficulties. According to Anurag, the collection was worth nearly ₹10 crore. Speaking candidly about the situation, he said, “The empire we built stands empty today. Last year, we had to sell off most of our bikes. Now, we are left with just two bikes.”
Anurag Dobhal
He further explained that he was forced to take the difficult decision because of a financial crisis and the need for immediate funds during a highly unstable phase of life. Anurag shared, “I had to sell the bikes because I was grappling with a financial crisis and was in dire need of funds. Only I know how I managed to survive during that difficult period; there was an atmosphere of instability all around.”
Anurag Dobhal
The vlogger also revealed that he is currently searching for a new place to live and admitted that several professional plans had to be postponed due to personal and financial setbacks. He mentioned that he had intended to relaunch his merchandise brand last year, but circumstances prevented it from happening. Reflecting emotionally on the empty garage, Anurag stated, “Standing here right now, I feel very emotional. Ultimately, we had to vacate the garage. We will strive to rebuild everything we once had.”
Anurag Dobhal
The Bigg Boss 17 contestant also became emotional while looking at the two bikes he still owns. However, he explained that he is currently unable to ride them because his recovery is still ongoing following the accident. Speaking about his physical condition, he said, “My legs are not yet strong enough to support the weight of a bike; it will take at least another 6 to 8 months.”