Harv recounted a series of moments at The Singh Brothers’ own expense that they look back on as memorable, despite each of them almost always leaving the ring area battered and broken.

“There was that RKO through a table,” he recalled, speaking of Money In the Bank 2017, where Harv went through an announce table, while Gurv bounced off of another, only to take yet another RKO onto the floor. “[That] was a real cool spot and then I think the Punjabi Prison was my favorite, that bump off the top of the cage onto the table,” he added, referring to Battleground 2017 when Orton tossed him through a table from halfway up the prison barrier.

“Hey, we got ourselves a Singh Brothers Top 10 Beatdown on YouTube on WWE.com so we were doing something right,” Gurv added.

Despite playing the role of pincushions to the likes of Orton, AJ Styles, and others, The Bollywood Boyz look back on their time in WWE as overwhelmingly positive. When they were let go in June 2021, they were comforted by the support they received from probably their biggest in-ring adversary.

“After our release,” Gurv noted. “Randy was one of the first people to reach out to us and just say words of encouragement. ‘You guys are gonna be alright if you just keep plugging away.’ We’ve always been appreciative of him.”

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