Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav has reacted indirectly after being dragged into a heated controversy on the reality show The 50. During a recent episode, contestants Prince Narula and Sagar Thakur, popularly known as Maxtern, made serious allegations against Elvish, reviving their past disputes and sparking intense online discussion. Although Elvish is not a contestant on the show, his name has dominated conversations both inside the house and on social media.

In the latest episode of The 50, Prince Narula opened up about his fallout with Elvish Yadav, which began during Roadies XX when both served as gang leaders. Prince claimed that following their clash, he received multiple threatening phone calls allegedly from gangsters associated with Elvish. Prince further alleged that when he travelled to Elvish’s hometown, Gurgaon, to confront him, Elvish did not appear and instead left for Goa. His statements shocked fellow contestants and viewers alike, bringing their old rivalry back into the spotlight.

Adding fuel to the controversy, YouTuber and contestant Maxtern also shared his side of the story. He spoke about his fallout with Elvish in 2024 and claimed that Elvish had transferred Rs. 1 lakh to his bank account shortly before their argument. Maxtern dismissed Elvish’s image, referring to him as a “reel gangster” rather than a real one, suggesting that his tough persona exists mainly on social media. These remarks further intensified discussions around Elvish’s reputation and influence.

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Soon after episode 2 of The 50 aired, Elvish Yadav took to X (formerly Twitter) to respond indirectly to the allegations. Without naming Prince or Maxtern, Elvish posted a sarcastic line questioning the attention he was receiving on the show. He wrote, "Mera Screentime match kar paara hai koi The 50 me?" The post instantly went viral, with fans interpreting it as a sharp dig at the contestants who were discussing him despite his absence from the show. One user replied to his tweet, "Bhai aap ki presence ki chhodo aap ka name hi kai show chala rha hai aaj kal."

About The 50: Release Date, Time And Platform

The 50 premiered on February 1, 2026, and follows a unique 50-day format. New episodes are released daily throughout the show’s run. Indian viewers can stream the episodes on Jio Hotstar, where new episodes become available every night at around 9 pm IST, offering early digital access. For television audiences, the episodes air later on Colors TV at 10.30 pm IST.