Elvish Yadav Explains Why He’s Not On Talking Terms With Prince Narula: ‘He Gets Irritated Easily, Takes Things Personally, And…’

Elvish Yadav and Prince Narula’s off-screen feud was one of the biggest talking points of MTV Roadies DoubleX. While the season was packed with adventure and drama, their frequent on-screen clashes took the spotlight. It’s been quote some time the season has ended and Kushal Tanwar (aka Gullu) from Elvish’s gang has taken the winner’s title. Elvish has finally spoken about the tension between them.

Elvish Yadav Not On Talking Terms With Prince Narula

In a recent podcast with Mr Faisu, Elvish opened up about why he didn’t get along with Prince. He said, “Main nahi bolunga ki muje koi pasand nahi. It’s like vibe match nahi hoti, thoughts match nahi hote. Mai thoda mazakiya type ka aadmi hu, mai dil pe nahi lagata cheezon ko.”

Elvish added, “Lekin wo thoda hai. Kisi bhi baat pe chid jaana, personal jaana, below the belt hit karna toh wo sab maine chod. Main bhi kar sakta hu, karne ko koi bhi kar sakta hai, but wo maine chod diya.” (He is easily irritated, takes things personally, and hits below the belt. I’ve stopped doing it. I can do it as well, but I don’t anymore.)

When asked if things are better now, Elvish said they don’t talk anymore. “Koi dushmani bhi nahi hai,” he clarified, saying there’s no hatred, just distance.

What Prince Had Said About Elvish

Prince Narula also shared his side in another podcast with Paras Chhabra. He claimed that Elvish played a part in fuelling hate from fans. Prince said, “Elvish knows exactly how his fans react.” He pointed out that even vague comments like “wait for the Roadies episode” made things worse.

He continued, “Elvish’s supporters went too far by hitting my parents and even pulling my infant daughter into it. Now that I am a father, I will not tolerate such behaviour. My parents and daughter have nothing to do with this.”

For the unversed, Roadies XX had several big names and high moments. The show also featured Neha Dhupia, Rhea Chakraborty, and Gautam Gulati as gang leaders. But the Elvish-Prince fallout definitely grabbed the most attention.