Tameez me reh: Rhea Chakraborty lashes out at Prince Narula during a task on Roadies Season 19

Reality show Roadies 19 is entertaining netizens ever since its premiere. With daredevil contestants, strong gang leaders and Sonu Sood as the host, this season of the show is being lauded by netizens. The show often grabs headline for nasty fights between leaders and contestants. However, this time was no different. We witnessed Prince Narula and Rhea Chakraborty getting into heated argument yet again.

What went wrong between Prince Narula and Rhea Chakraborty

As promo was shared by MTV Roadies Season 19: Karm Ya Kaand on its official Instagram handle. The promo starts with gang leaders performing for the audience in Patiala. Few moments later, two contestants were seen arguing over a task when gang leader Prince Narula interrupted and taunted Rhea Chakraborty.

He said, “Inko na apni chize fair lagti hai (They only consider their actions fair)”. To which, Rhea asked Prince, “Kiski baat kar rahe ho? (Whom are you talking about?)”. Prince then replied, “Aapki baat kar rha hu main (I’m talking about you)”. Reacting aggressively, Rhea then warned him, “Tameez mei reh (Behave politely)”. Prince replied, “Aap bhi tameez mei raho (Even you behave politely).”

Prince Narula pays tribute to Sidhu Moose Wala

During a gig in Patiala, Prince Narula was seen paying a heartfelt tribute to late singer Sidhu Moose Wala. The moment even left host Sonu Sood teary eyed. Prince cheered the audience by saying, “All the people from Punjab, for Sidhu Moose Wala”. He also made requested everyone in the audience to do the late singer’s signature step. Eventually, the other gang leaders of the show Rhea Chakraborty and Gautam Gulati also joined Prince.

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Roadies: Karm Ya Kaand premiered on 3rd June and airs every Saturday and Sunday at 7 PM on MTV and Jio Cinema.

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