MTV Roadies XX grabbed attention for many reasons, but one of its biggest highlights was the heated clash between Elvish Yadav and Prince Narula. Their argument wasn’t just a momentary on-screen spat. It turned into an ongoing feud that followed them beyond the show’s finale and sparked endless discussions online. Recently, Elvish opened up about this much-talked-about rivalry when he appeared on a YouTube show hosted by Faisal Shaikh, popularly known as Mr. Faisu.
In a candid conversation, Faisal asked Elvish about the real reason behind the sour dynamic with Prince. Without hesitation, Elvish explained that it wasn’t a matter of liking or disliking someone. He said it all came down to energy and mindset. “Mai ye nahi bolunga ki muje koi pasand nahi. It’s like vibe match nahi hoti, thoughts match nahi hote. Mai thoda mazakiya type aadmi hu, mai dil pe nahi lagata chizo ko,” Elvish shared.
Elvish further pointed out a personality difference that widened the gap between them. He mentioned that Prince tends to react sharply, often making situations personal. “Par voh thoda hai ki kisi bhi baat pe chid jaana, personal jaana, below the belt hit karna toh voh maine chod diya. Mai kar sakta hu, karne ko koi bhi kar sakta hai but voh maine chod diya,” he explained, making it clear that while he had the option to fight back, he no longer believed in using harsh words or personal digs.
The conversation also touched upon a moment in Roadies XX when, despite being rivals, Elvish and Prince teamed up for a task. Faisal brought it up, asking how two people who couldn’t see eye to eye managed to work together. Elvish shrugged it off, implying that the situation demanded it, and sometimes one has to keep personal differences aside for the sake of the game.
When asked about their current equation, Elvish was honest. “Mai honestly batata hu, mai uske sath talking terms mai nahi hu,” he admitted. However, he clarified that there’s no active enmity either. It’s simply a situation where they’ve chosen to stay away from each other.
Another interesting topic that came up during the chat was a music video featuring both Elvish and Prince. Fans had seen glimpses of their collaboration and wondered what happened to it after their fallout. Elvish confirmed that the song did get shot, despite the tension between them. He didn’t reveal much about the project’s release or outcome but acknowledged that it happened.
Elvish also spoke about how Prince once considered him like a younger brother. Things, however, didn’t stay the same. Over time, words were exchanged, tempers rose, and what could have been a strong bond turned cold. Despite this, Elvish made it clear that no animosity lingers. “Koi dushmani bhi nahi hai,” he said, emphasizing that while they’re not friends, there’s no hatred either.
The conversation gave fans a clearer view of what really happened behind the cameras. Both personalities come from strong, outspoken backgrounds, and sometimes, clashes are inevitable. The rivalry may have made headlines, but for Elvish, it’s a chapter he has already moved past.
