Exclusive | Prince Narula reveals The 50 will be his last reality show

The 50 promises to bring a fresh twist to reality television with 50 contestants locked under one roof, competing in a high-stakes game-based format. Among the most talked-about participants are Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary, who are entering the show together. In an exclusive conversation with mid-day, Prince opened up about his hesitation, motivation, and why this show feels different from the rest.

Prince Narula on doing the show with Yuvika Chaudhary

Prince admitted that agreeing to the show wasn’t easy. “I’m excited just because I’m going with Yuvika. Otherwise, I don’t do reality shows. I’m telling you the truth. It was very difficult for me to say yes,” he said, adding that the makers played a key role in changing his mind. “The whole team convinced me by saying that you’ve always done shows. This show is coming for the fans. Whatever you do, it will benefit the fans.”

Reflecting on his long reality TV journey, Prince shared that this decision was more emotional than competitive. “I’ve done so much for myself. So it’s time to do a show for the fans,” he said, while also hinting that The 50 could be his last stint as a contestant. “I think I shouldn’t go as a contestant anymore. The young people should come and make their own names. We’ve done our work at our time. After this, I might not do a reality show. I’ll just do Roadies and judge, or I’ll do my own shows.”

Prince Narula to bring new shows soon

Prince also revealed plans to create original formats. “I’m bringing my own shows to MTV. I’ve written them myself,” he said, calling The 50 an exciting mix of personalities. “Every artist is coming from different walks of life. As I’m reading the names, I’m getting confused myself. Who’s going to win?”

While confident, he remains grounded. “I’ll try my level best to win for my fans. I think I should think that I’ll win, but I shouldn’t be overconfident. Everyone has come to work hard. Only the one who has the day will win,” he said, promising viewers a familiar side of himself. “You’ll get to see the old Prince. Where there’s love, there’s love. Where there’s war, there’s war.”

Talking about competing alongside Yuvika, Prince called it both an advantage and a disadvantage. “The disadvantage is that if Yuvika says something, I’m afraid I’ll lose her,” he laughed, adding, “The advantage is that she’s with me, so there’s no tension.”

However, the biggest challenge for the couple is being away from their daughter, Ekleen. “This is the biggest problem. We’ve never left her yet,” Prince shared, reassuring that she is staying with her grandparents. “When she grows up, we’ll tell her that when you were 1.5 years old, we went to do this show. She’ll be proud.”

Despite the chaos of living with 48 other contestants, Prince remains confident. “There are a lot of people, but we’ll get rid of them very soon,” he joked. “I’ll stay till the end.”