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The 50 Show: Reality TV star Prince Narula, who is currently seen as a contestant on The 50, has spoken openly about his ongoing controversy with YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav. The issue traces back to their heated verbal clash during Roadies XX, where both were seen as gang leaders. In the latest episode of The 50, Prince revealed that the argument escalated beyond television, with Elvish allegedly sending him threats, including through people claiming to be gangsters. Prince said these threats pushed him to personally visit Elvish’s home in Gurgaon to prove that he was not scared.

While speaking to YouTuber Sagar Thakur, popularly known as Maxtern, Prince Narula said, "Mein Punjab ka hokar uske gaon, Gurgaon tak ja kar aaya, uske ghar ke bahar tak gaya. Usne mujhe dhamki di thi aur mujhe bohot phone karwaye, usse-isse gangsters se, lekin meine kisi ki nahi suni. Jidhar hum pahunch chuke hai, woh udhar pahunch bhi nahi sakta." Prince further alleged that Elvish ran away instead of facing him directly. He added, "Usne jitne bhi calls karvaye, meine sabko bola, 'Usko toh maar padne wali hai.' Woh Goa bhag gaya. Reel ka badmaash hai, logon ne uske hawa de kar rakhi hai ki gangster hai..."

Maxtern, who also had a major controversy with Elvish Yadav in 2024, supported Prince’s claims during the conversation. He revisited his own past clash with Elvish, which allegedly involved a physical assault at a garment shop along with Elvish’s friend Lakshay Kaushik. Speaking about Elvish, Maxtern said, "Aapki (Elvish) audience low IQ hai, usko pata hai woh kuch nahi kar sakta, uska meine darr dekha hai aankhon mein. Woh proper reel gangster hai, real gangster ban nahi sakta." Maxtern also claimed that Elvish had transferred Rs 1 lakh to his bank account before their fight, though he said he had no idea why the money was sent.

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Going deeper into the controversy, Maxtern alleged that Elvish had asked him to be part of a music video shoot shortly before their fallout. According to him, Elvish wanted him to act in a scene where Elvish would slap him. Maxtern said Elvish initially approached him for collaboration and friendship at a time when he was not mentally stable. He claimed this gesture made him emotional, but later Elvish allegedly accused him of abusing his mother, which Maxtern denied. The situation became more complicated when Lakshay Kaushik reportedly contacted Maxtern and asked him to return the Rs 1 lakh that Elvish had transferred earlier.

 
 
 
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The statements made by Prince Narula and Maxtern have once again brought Elvish Yadav into the spotlight. The controversy has sparked strong reactions online, with fans of all three personalities sharing divided opinions on social media.


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