Prince Narula's Sly Dig at Influencers: "They Can't Act..."

The much-anticipated reality show 'The 50' has officially opened its doors to contestants and viewers alike. With daily drama, clashes, and controversies, the show has quickly become a hot topic among audiences and is steadily gaining attention for its high-energy format.

Contestant Prince Narula, who has already been in the spotlight following the controversial eviction of Vanshaj Singh, has now sparked another debate.

Prince Narula Takes Dig at Influencers and Reel Culture:

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 bara di jaise pata nahi ki yeh kya hain." He further added, “Baara second seh upar acting nahi kar sakte."

Karan Patel Backs Prince Narula's Statement:

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.

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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.

Fans Divided Over Prince Narula's Comments:

Prince Narula's remarks drew mixed reactions from viewers. While several fans supported his perspective and agreed with his criticism, others strongly opposed it. One user commented, “Prince se jada achi acting krlege hm reel vale," reflecting the backlash he faced online.

About 'The 50': 

'The 50', produced by Banijay Asia, debuted on February 1, 2026, and streams on Hotstar while airing simultaneously on Colors TV. The show brings together 50 well-known personalities from television, film, and the digital space in a competitive setup focused on strategy, survival, and social dynamics.

The reality show is expected to run for approximately 50 days, featuring frequent eliminations and unexpected twists. Its star-studded lineup includes Karan Patel, Divya Agarwal, Prince Narula, Urvashi Dholakia, Nikki Tambol,i Faisal Shaikh aka Faisu, Krishna Shroff, Shiv Thakare, Archana Gautam, and 'Bigg Boss 19' contestant Neelam Giri, among others.