Bigg Boss 20: Gullu Links Nakul’s Grudge to Prince-Elvish Rivalry
Gullu tells Qazi that Nakul's hostility in Bigg Boss 20 has roots in the Prince Narula-Elvish Yadav rivalry. The clash ended in eviction.
Bigg Boss 20’s latest confrontation is pulling in an older reality-TV storyline. Contestant Kushal Tanwar, known as Gullu, has told fellow housemate Qazi Touqeer that the hostility wildcard entrant Nakul Dhull brought into the house did not start inside the Bigg Boss 20 walls.
Gullu traces the ‘nafrat’ back to Roadies XX
In the conversation, Gullu said his equation with Prince Narula changed after he won MTV Roadies XX as part of Elvish Yadav’s gang. He recalled that Prince had indicated he would confront someone after an online exchange, while Gullu and Elvish were in Goa. Later, Gullu said, Prince discussed him on a podcast after the Roadies win and unfollowed him.
Gullu quoted Prince as saying in the podcast: ‘Mujhe pata chala Gullu kisi ke side hai.’ The line, in his telling, was Prince’s reason for not congratulating him publicly.
Why Nakul, according to Gullu
When Qazi asked why Nakul became involved, Gullu said he saw no direct reason. He pointed to his close friendship with Elvish and suggested Nakul had carried that ‘nafrat’ into the house on someone else’s behalf.
‘Isky ustaad ne koi baat boli hogi toh ye chelagiri mein lag gaya,’ Gullu told Qazi, implying Nakul was acting on a mentor’s word rather than his own equation.
- Gullu says his Roadies win with Elvish’s gang changed Prince’s behaviour toward him.
- He believes Nakul entered Bigg Boss 20 with hostility borrowed from the Prince-Elvish rivalry.
- The confrontation escalated physically, and Nakul was evicted.
The eviction and the bigger backdrop
The source notes that Nakul’s clash with Gullu turned into a physical altercation and led to Nakul’s exit from Bigg Boss 20. That upgrades the feud from verbal tension to one of the season’s defining exits.
The subtext is the long-running rivalry between Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav, which goes back to their time as gang leaders on MTV Roadies XX. With Nakul now out of the house, Bigg Boss 20 viewers are left with a storyline that keeps pulling from a rivalry that started on another reality show.
Why this matters for fans
For Bigg Boss 20 viewers, the exchange is a reminder that contestants do not enter the house as blank slates. Housemates bring friendships, unfollows, podcast comments and gang loyalties with them. The Nakul-Gullu fight is not simply a disagreement over house duties or tasks; it is being framed by Gullu as the latest scene in a story that began on another reality show.
Reality TV audiences often track these cross-show loyalties closely. A contestant’s old alliance can determine how fans read every argument, nomination and eviction. Here, the Prince-Elvish divide now gives Bigg Boss 20 a ready-made fan conversation, even from outside the house.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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