Is Elvish Yadav taking a dig at Prince Narula and Maxtern amid The 50 controversy?

Elvish Yadav Takes Dig At Prince Narula

• Elvish Yadav responded sharply after The 50 mentioned his past controversies.
• Prince Narula and Maxtern accused Elvish Yadav after recalling past clashes.
• Elvish's post ignited fan speculation and debate over his screen presence.

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Elvish Yadav, the popular YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner, has stirred fresh attention online after appearing to take a subtle jab at The 50 contestants Prince Narula and Maxtern. The drama unfolded after recent episodes of the captive reality show shifted focus from house competition to unresolved controversies involving Yadav, with both Prince and Maxtern discussing past incidents linked to him.

In a brief but pointed post on X (formerly Twitter), Elvish asked, “Mera screentime match kar paara hai koi The 50 me?” — a question fans interpreted as a veiled response to the show's discussions and his extensive mention despite not being part of the current season’s main cast.

His indirect message, which does not mention names, quickly sparked speculation online, especially given the timing soon after the show aired episodes involving conversations about his past.

Mera Screentime match kar paara hai koi The 50 me?

— Elvish Yadav (@ElvishYadav) February 2, 2026

The backdrop to this came during episodes of The 50, where Prince Narula and Maxtern recalled past controversies involving Elvish Yadav. Prince reportedly made serious allegations about Yadav, suggesting that he had even used gangsters to threaten him following a heated clash on Roadies XX — a tension that originally erupted between the two during the reality show’s run.

Prince claimed that when he confronted Elvish in Gurgaon, the latter fled to Goa, and Maxtern also chimed in, calling Elvish more of a “reel gangster” than a real one. Maxtern’s side of the story added another layer, with claims about an Rs 1 lakh bank transfer from Elvish before their altercation, which he said left him puzzled about its intent. These revelations have resurfaced debates about the nature of their past conflicts.

Elvish’s seemingly playful yet pointed post has fueled further discussion among fans, many of whom see it as a retort to the narrative being built on The 50.

Also read: The 50: Elvish Yadav controversy resurfaces on the show as Maxtern says, ‘I don’t even know why Rs 1 lakh was sent to me’

The 50 debuted on February 1, showcasing 50 participants. Fresh episodes are available for streaming every day on Jio Hotstar at approximately 9 pm IST, with a television broadcast airing on Colors TV at 10:30 pm IST.