Mr. Faisu Reacts To Prince Narula's Comments Against Influencers: "We Still Ended Up On The Same Show"

'The 50's shoot has ended, and now all the contestants have come out of the show. Mr. Faizu, who is reportedly one of the finalists, was spotted in the city. While speaking to the paparazzi, Faisu addressed Prince Narula's remarks against influencers on The 50.

"We Still Appeared On The Same Show..."

When asked how he would react to Prince's comments, Faisu said, “Unki journey bahut alag thi, meri journey bahut alag hai, lekin hum dono ek hi show par dikhe. Mujhe aisa lagta hai ki aap kisi ko chhota ya bada mat samjho, aur na hi kisi ke kaam ko chhota ya bada samjho. Aapko nahi pata ki life mein aage chal kar kya ups and downs aayenge. Dekho, Prince bhai ne jo bhi bola, itna bolne ke baad bhi hum ek hi show mein aaye na." (Their journey was very different, and my journey is very different, but we still ended up on the same show. I feel you shouldn't consider anyone small or big, nor judge anyone's work that way. You never know what ups and downs life may bring. See, even after everything Prince bhai said, we still appeared on the same show, right?)

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Here's What Prince Said?

During a conversation on the show, Prince openly criticized the growing influence of reel creators and social media influencers in the entertainment industry. Sharing his views, Prince stated that since reel makers entered the industry, its value has declined. He remarked, “Inki value aise badha di jaise pata nahi ki yeh kya hain." He further added, “12 seconds se upar acting nahi kar sakte."

Karan Patel Backs Prince Narula's Statement:

Actor Karan Patel echoed Prince Narula's sentiments, agreeing with his criticism of influencer culture. Reflecting on his own journey, Karan said that when he began acting, there were far fewer opportunities to gain fame. He pointed out that influencers today have it easier, as they can use smartphones to record videos and upload them instantly.

Karan further explained that during his early days, actors did not have the luxury of creating phone videos and becoming popular overnight, highlighting the stark difference between traditional acting struggles and modern digital fame.