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Prince Narula Goes on Rant Slamming Elvish Yadav as His Fans Troll His Daughter Ekleen and Parents; Calls Him 'Chhapri'
Reality TV rivalries have often stirred up intense debates, but this time, the conflict has crossed a line. Prince Narula goes on rant slamming Elvish Yadav as his fans troll his daughter Ekleen and parents; calls him 'Chhapri', and the internet is ablaze. What began as a professional difference on Roadies XX has now taken a deeply personal turn, igniting a war of words that fans and critics alike are closely watching.
The Spark That Lit the Fire
The drama between Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav started simmering after Elvish, in a recent Instagram story, thanked all the Roadies XX gang leaders except Prince. The omission felt deliberate and didn’t go unnoticed. Social media exploded with fan theories, memes, and even digital battles under hashtags like #ElvishVsPrince and #RoadiesDrama.
But things took an ugly turn when alleged fans of Elvish Yadav began trolling Prince Narula’s family—specifically targeting his young daughter Ekleen and even his parents. Screenshots of abusive comments flooded social media, and Prince, known for his fiery personality, had enough.
Prince Narula Breaks Silence
In a passionate and emotional Instagram Live, Prince Narula goes on rant slamming Elvish Yadav as his fans troll his daughter Ekleen and parents; calls him 'Chhapri', making headlines within minutes. Prince did not mince words:“It’s one thing to play games for the camera, but dragging my daughter and family into this is not okay. If you think being famous means you can silently watch your fans abuse someone's family, then you’re nothing but a chhapri.”
He further added,“My daughter is just a child. She didn’t ask for this. My parents are elders—why are they being targeted? Elvish, if this is your fanbase and you’re okay with their behavior, then you’re no star in my eyes.”
Who Is Prince Calling a ‘Chhapri’?
The term chhapri, often used in Indian slang, refers to someone who is flashy, loud, and fake—a wannabe, in short. By calling Elvish a chhapri, Prince not only questioned his character but also subtly mocked his rise from internet virality to mainstream fame.
This public insult sparked a storm on social media, with fans jumping into the battlefield. While Prince’s loyal supporters applauded his stance and called it justified, Elvish's massive fan army rushed to his defense, claiming he can’t control every comment made in his name.
Elvish Yadav Responds — Or Does He?
Interestingly, Elvish Yadav has remained mostly silent on the matter. He posted a cryptic story the day after Prince’s rant that said:“People reveal who they are when they’re emotional. Watching and learning.”
While not a direct response, fans interpreted it as a subtle dig at Prince Narula, hinting that he’s trying to provoke drama for attention.
However, Elvish's silence hasn't helped cool the situation. In fact, the lack of a formal apology or public condemnation of the trolls has only intensified Prince’s anger and given more fuel to the controversy.
The Fans Take It Too Far
What’s most concerning about this entire episode is how deeply involved fans have become. The fandoms of both stars have taken this rivalry from entertainment to toxicity. Trolling a celebrity’s family—especially a child—is a red line that should never be crossed. Unfortunately, it seems the war for digital dominance has blinded many to basic decency.
In one viral tweet, a user wrote:“Elvish’s fans stooping so low is disgusting. Leave the kid and parents out of it. They’re not part of the show.”
Another said:“Prince is just jealous of Elvish's fame. Using emotional drama now for sympathy.”
The internet has become divided, and the battle between #TeamPrince and #TeamElvish is becoming more personal than professional.
A Pattern in Reality TV?
Reality TV has often blurred the lines between entertainment and real-life drama. From Bigg Boss to Roadies, we've seen friendships break and rivalries explode, but rarely do they reach a point where families become targets.
This moment serves as a wake-up call for influencers and celebrities to keep their fandoms in check. The power they wield is immense, and silence in the face of online bullying can often be mistaken for endorsement.
Industry Reactions
Several known personalities from the industry came forward to express support for Prince. Television actor Karan Kundrra tweeted:“Trolling a man’s daughter? That’s not fandom. That’s toxicity. Stay strong, bro.”
Even Roadies host Sonu Sood is said to be “disturbed” by the developments and has reportedly asked both camps to de-escalate tensions for the sake of the show’s integrity.
What Lies Ahead?
It remains to be seen how this controversy will evolve. Will Elvish finally speak out and condemn the trolls? Will Prince and Elvish be able to put aside their egos and clarify the matter publicly? One thing’s for sure—Prince Narula goes on rant slamming Elvish Yadav as his fans troll his daughter Ekleen and parents; calls him 'Chhapri' has already etched itself as one of the most talked-about reality show controversies of the year.This isn’t just a celebrity feud anymore—it’s a question of morality, responsibility, and the ethical boundaries of fan behavior in the digital age.
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