‘The 50’: Prince Narula and Arbaz Patel’s fight turns physical; the Lion schools the contestants

The controversial reality show ‘The 50’ has been winning hearts with its fun and entertaining episodes ever since the very start. A new promo of the show is out, and it unveils major drama. In the promo, Nia Sharma can be seen giving a task to the contestants. However, during the task, Prince Narula and Arbaz Patel got into a massive fight. The two charged at each other and even pushed one another.Clips from the new promo are circulating on social media, leaving fans shocked. Prince and Arbaz can be seen getting into a massive fight. Housemates stopped the two of them from fighting, but they refused to listen. Later, the Lion, who is the host of the show, lost his calm and schooled the contestants over their behaviour.

Fans have now picked sides and reacted to it. While some sided with Arbaz, others expressed their support for Prince Narula. Prince and Yuvika recently spoke to Times of India exclusively and opened up about their participation in the show. They even shared how it is going to be tough to leave their daughter.Speaking about stepping away from work and her decision to participate in the show, she said, “I had been working non-stop. Ultimately, you work for your family, and once I had mine, I wanted to live those moments fully. My journey to motherhood had its own struggles. Ekleen is an IVF baby. This show requires only a short commitment. Also, this is the first time we will be fighting for our fans, and the prize money will go to one of them.”Prince added, “That phase was difficult, but we never thought of separating. Every couple goes through ups and downs, but what matters is that we stayed together and always will.” Speaking about fatherhood, he said, “I work harder because I want to give my child the best education and facilities. Fathers’ emotions are rarely spoken about, but we feel that pressure too. I was building a home and working constantly. Yuvika was emotionally vulnerable, and it wasn’t anyone’s fault. Small issues sometimes grow without you realising it, but we have moved past that. Since our baby was born, we haven’t fought even once. When we look at her face, we feel we shouldn’t do anything that could affect her emotionally. We want her to feel that her parents are the best and that her life is beautiful. Today, we truly feel that the most important thing in our lives is our child, and we live for her.”