In a world where drama fuels digital engagement, a fiery face-off between two reality TV titans—Elvish Yadav and Prince Narula—has gripped fans across the country. From heated on-air arguments to unexpected threats, this clash of egos quickly became the most talked-about incident in Indian reality television.
But how did things escalate so fast between these two popular stars? Let’s explore what really happened and what it reveals about the future of reality content in India.
The New-Age Influencer vs The Reality TV King
Who is Prince Narula?
Prince Narula isn’t just another name in Indian TV—he’s a legacy. With wins in MTV Roadies, Splitsvilla 8, and Bigg Boss, Prince carved a name for himself as a sharp strategist and fierce competitor. His decade-long reign on Indian reality shows has earned him the unofficial title of “The King of Reality TV”.
Who is Elvish Yadav?
Elvish Yadav, on the other hand, rose to stardom through YouTube, amassing millions of fans with his comedy sketches, roast videos, and lifestyle content. His popularity soared after winning Bigg Boss OTT 2 as the first wildcard contestant to take the crown. Elvish represents the new generation—digital-first, crowd-powered, and fearless.
The Clash Begins: Roadies Revolutionized
The tension between Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav ignited on the set of Roadies Karm Ya Kaand (Roadies XX), where both served as gang leaders. Elvish’s arrival was hyped by MTV, and his fandom followed him into the show. However, his growing influence ruffled feathers—especially Prince’s.
The drama peaked during a contestant bidding challenge. Elvish and fellow gang leader Rhea Chakraborty formed a tactical alliance, derailing Prince’s strategy. That move triggered a heated exchange, with Prince accusing Elvish of betrayal and calling him out for “talking behind his back”.
Elvish Yadav’s savage comeback:
“This is my era now, your time is over.”
Prince Narula’s fierce reply:
“My time has been running for 10 years straight!”
“Saanp Hai Tu”—The” Moment That Broke the Internet
In one of the most intense confrontations ever aired on Indian TV, Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav almost came to blows. Promo clips of the argument went viral across platforms, especially YouTube and Instagram.
Elvish Yadav ko Prince Narula Ne Bola online Badmosh…#ElvishYadav Ekala Chala Gaya Milne Uske Ghar..🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/En4Hc2r9rs
— Ranjan Singh 🇮🇳 (@RanjanSinghh_) May 27, 2025
Source: Ranjan Singh
Elvish accused Prince of having legal issues and being a “snake.” Prince, visibly furious, clapped back, saying Elvish himself was facing criminal cases and shouldn’t point fingers. Things escalated when Prince threatened to slap Elvish. The scene quickly became a social media moment:
#ElvishYadav trended on Twitter
- Memes flooded Instagram
- YouTube shorts captured fan reactions
- TikTok (in regions with access) saw re-enactments
Fans were divided—some supported Prince for defending his legacy, while others backed Elvish for standing his ground.
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What Triggered the Real-Life Threats?
After the episode aired, news portals began reporting that Prince Narula allegedly received threats from Elvish Yadav’s fans, including warning messages on Instagram and even phone calls. According to sources (including IndiaHerald), Prince had to increase security on set and publicly request fans to avoid toxicity.
This digital war had real-world consequences. While MTV didn’t confirm the threats officially, insiders revealed the atmosphere during shoots became tense and awkward, especially when both leaders were present.
Patch-Up or PR Move? Reconciliation Confuses Fans
In a surprising twist, Elvish Yadav and Prince Narula posted a video together shortly after the viral episode. Standing side by side, the two laughed off the drama and called it a “misunderstanding.”
Prince Narula said:
“He’s my younger brother. We had a moment, but it’s over.”
Elvish Yadav added:
“Sab clear hai. No drama. All good now.”
But fans weren’t buying it entirely. While some appreciated the maturity, others felt the reconciliation was forced, possibly for damage control or TRP gain.
Digital Audience: Divided but Engaged
This feud highlighted a growing divide between digital-native audiences and traditional reality TV viewers. Prince Narula’s core fans—many of whom have followed him since 2015—believe he represents class, experience, and discipline.
Elvish Yadav’s army, mostly Gen-Z and social media-first users, views him as a disruptor—a no-filter, real-world challenger who says what he wants.
What’s Next for Elvish and Prince?
With the patch-up behind them (at least publicly), both stars seem to be moving forward:
Prince Narula has hinted at a new digital series and continues his brand deals in fitness and fashion.
Elvish Yadav is exploring web series, YouTube vlogs, and music video collaborations.
Their rivalry, however, has left a lasting imprint on Indian pop culture.
Conclusion: A Clash That Changed the Game
The Elvish Yadav vs Prince Narula saga is more than just a feud—it’s a reflection of India’s changing entertainment landscape. As influencers walk into spaces once ruled by TV veterans, tensions are bound to rise. But the fact that this drama could be monetised, marketed, and then patched up in a matter of weeks also says a lot about today’s digital media economy.
For now, the fans may have chosen their sides, but one thing is clear—this isn’t the last time reality TV and YouTube fame will collide.
