Rhea Chakraborty and Prince Narula, MTV Roadies 19 gang leaders, argued during the selection of the top 10 contestants for Prince’s gang. Their argument continued despite the host’s intervention. They also previously refused to shoot with each other.
Rhea Chakraborty and Prince Narula, the gang leaders on MTV Roadies 19, have an ongoing fight. A recent promo video showed the tension between them reaching a boiling point.
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Prince and Rhea had a fight while selecting the top 10 contestants for Prince’s gang. Prince made a remark that upset Rhea, “Isko toh khud kuch nahi pata (She doesn’t know anything)”. This statement left Rhea furious, and she questioned Prince, “Why do you always have to get so personal with everyone? causing her to demand that he lower his voice and stop getting personal with everyone. Earlier, there were reports of them refusing to shoot with each other.
Prince defended his right to express himself and refused to back down, stating that he would say what he wanted and asking why everything had to be taken personally. Despite the host’s intervention, Sonu Sood, the argument continued.
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Earlier, allegations circulated that they refused to shoot at each other. When questioned about it, Prince Narula informed indianexpress.com “Unko mujhe samajhne mein or mujhe unhe samajhne mein time laga (we take time to understand each other). He added that while the show may just be a job for some, it is an emotion for him. He also mentioned that they used to have fights, but they were never disrespectful towards each other. Prince believes in mutual respect and expects the new members to understand the format and personalities of the show.
Prince expressed missing the original gang leaders Neha Dhupia, Raftaar, and Nikhil Chinapa and their level of maturity and understanding. He contrasted it with the current situation, where arguments occur on the show. Prince explained that fights are a part of the show, but it doesn’t mean that they are impolite. He compared it to Virat Kohli’s aggression on the field, stating that it’s a part of who he is as a player. Prince concluded that if others cannot understand this, he cannot change himself.
Rhea Chakraborty returns as mentor on MTV Roadies 19 with guest judge Ashneer Grover from Shark Tank fame.
