Digvijay Rathee, who has been winning hearts with his grounded approach and strong presence in the ongoing reality show The 50, recently opened up about his aim behind entering the show. Known for playing with clarity and conviction, his journey on the show stood out for its discipline, honesty, and genuine nature. More than tasks and screen time, the reality TV star is of the opinion that his journey stands for something bigger, building a meaningful legacy.
Dijivay Rathee on his aim behind the show
Digvijay says fame is not the end goal for him. He wishes to create a legacy that goes far beyond television in the show. For him, true success lies in growth, discipline, and impact. The reality TV star believes that if his journey inspires even a few people to evolve and push themselves in the right direction, that would be meaningful for him. “I want to build a legacy of growth and discipline, something that leaves an impact and inspires people to become better versions of themselves,” he shares.
Despite being under constant public eye, Digvijay says he is clear about one thing and that is staying real where it matters more than meeting expectations. He says the audience opinions keep changing with time, but authenticity is something that loses its value. “Expectations will always change, but being real stays with you. I focus on being myself, no matter the situation,” he reveals.
Dijvijay Rathee on his popularity
With growing popularity also comes responsibility, a fact that Digvijay is well aware of. He says that fame has made him more mindful of what he says, particularly in public spaces. He is in a space to better understand that words carry weight and that they can influence people in ways one may not immediately realise. “Words travel far. I’ve become more conscious about choosing them carefully,” he adds.
As The 50 test contestants emotionally and mentally, Digvijay Rathee’s approach in the show reflects maturity and purpose. The young player`s focus on honesty, responsibility, and long-term impact underscores the kind of legacy he hopes to leave, one that`s built on values rather than momentary applause.
