03 February,2026 04:10 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Khanzadi and Vanshaj Singh
The 50, India's newest reality sensation has just kicked off on JioHotstar and Colors, and it's already becoming a talking point across social media and the entertainment world. With high-octane drama, bold personalities, and unexpected twists, the show has carved out a name for itself in record time.
Khanzadi spoke up during a tense discussion with Prince Narula on The 50 following Vanshaj's elimination, firmly defending his presence in the game.
Responding to Prince Narula's remarks, Khanzadi made it clear that constant interaction isn't the only measure of a contestant's worth in the show.
Sharing her perspective, Khanzadi said, "Zaroori nahi hai ki main interact karu ya nahi but that guy (Vanshaj) was doing good. Pehle din mein main kisiko personality ke basis pe judge nahi karungi, pehle din mein main performance ke basis pe judge karungi aur ek din mein sab hi ke naam janna possible nahi hai." Her statement highlighted the pressure of forming quick judgments in a format where contestants are still getting to know each other.
Khanzadi emphasized that The 50 is a game of observation as much as participation, and not every contestant gets equal time or opportunity to showcase their strengths in the early days. She pointed out that Vanshaj was performing well in his own space, even if he hadn't yet built strong personal equations within the group.
The moment stood out as Khanzadi chose honesty over group consensus, calling for patience and fairness in evaluating players so early in the game. Her stance also reflected a broader reality of the show, where first impressions, limited interactions, and fast-paced eliminations often influence decisions more than actual performance.
With this response, Khanzadi once again showed her unfiltered approach in The 50, unafraid to voice her opinion even when it meant standing against strong personalities in the palace.
Khanzadi made a striking entry into The 50, setting the tone inside the palace with her raw energy and unapologetic confidence. Known for her bold personality and love for music, the rapper didn't wait long to make her presence felt; she grabbed the mic and let her words do the talking.
As the palace settled into its first impressions and power equations began to form, Khanzadi's rap instantly shifted the mood. Her performance wasn't just about entertainment; it was a statement. With sharp lyrics and fearless delivery, she brought her real self into the game, making it clear that she's here to stand out, not blend in.
The moment caught the attention of fellow contestants, breaking the ice in a space filled with anticipation and strategy. While some players are still testing the waters, Khanzadi chose expression over hesitation, using music as her introduction to The 50. It reflected her instinctive approach: say it how it is, and own it.
The 50 streams everyday on JioHotstar at 9:00 PM and airing at 10:30PM on Colors.
