‘The 50’: Maxtern and Siwet Tomar get into an argument; the former says, “4 gawar fans ke liye kar raha h

Reality show The 50 premiered on 1st February, and the episode is already making headlines. The show’s exciting tasks led to a tiff between the contestants, and fans saw it all. A new promo of the show is out, and it unveils major drama and excitement among the fans. In the promo, Maxtern can be seen questioning Rajat Dalal for allegedly receiving Rs 1 lakh from a fellow YouTuber. Rajat asks Maxtern not to drag the matter here.As the promo continued, Siwet Tomar, who has been a part of Roadies and Splitsvilla, expressed his take on the matter. However, Maxtern asked him not to jump into the matter and said, “Uske 4 gawar fans ke liye ye sab mat kar.” The two then get into an argument over the same.

Previously, Maxtern recalled the incident and shared it with Prince Narula. Fans believed the conversation was about Elvish Yadav. Maxtern said, “One day, someone told me to check my account. I had been offline the entire time. When I checked, I found out that he had transferred Rs 1 lakh into my account. I had no idea about this amount at all. I don’t even know why Rs 1 lakh was sent to my account. Rs 1 lakh is nothing; money like that comes and goes.”He further added, “As the conversation continued, he said we should work together and maintain brotherhood, this and that. At that time, my mental state was such that I was in a very lonely zone. You know how it is when someone is alone and you offer them friendship, they tend to get a little emotional.”Later, he said, “When I became a bit emotional, I felt that since I knew him from before, things were generally fine with others as well. I was judging him based on his old personality, even though he had spread a lie saying that I abused his mother. This is a completely false allegation. If I ever abuse anyone, it is only unknown people and that too when I receive excessive abuse myself. Social media should be used responsibly.”Prince Narula reacted to it and said, “I made mistakes too. Ten years ago and even later, during rivalries, I showed things on social media as well. I did that because I was reacting the same way others do. I wanted to show that there is a huge difference between reel and real life.”