Divya Agarwal hits back at Prince Narula’s ‘2 peg kum lagao’ remark, says “Kisi Ke Baap Se Nahi Darti”

Divya Agarwal, who was recently seen in The 50, had a major fallout with her close friend Prince Narula on the show, and it seems their rivalry is far from over. Recently, in his interviews, Prince Narula was seen mocking Divya for her contradicting statements against him. He stated in his interviews, "Meri Z behen ko kehna chahunga 2 peg kam maara karo." Divya has now reacted to Prince's remark and shot back to him saying, "Get your fame from elsewhere please."

She went on to comment on the The 50 star, adding, "Grow up become a better person my so called x brother."




She didn’t stop there—she went on to make a strong statement in her post, writing, "Kisi ke baap se nahi darti mai!" She added Honey Singh’s '2 Bottle Vodka' song to her Instagram story.

For those who are not aware, Divya shared this statement on her IG story after Prince Narula reacted to her statements calling him 'Dogla Insaan' and 'dominating'.

Addressing her remarks in an interview after the show, Prince said, "Meri Z behen ko main bolna chahunga ki peg 2 kam maar ke aaya karo. Kyunki aapn apne baaton se hi bata nahi lag raha sache ho ya jhuthe ho."

In an exclusive conversation with Times of India TV, Prince spoke about his strained relationship with Divya Agarwal. He said, "I couldn’t understand her because I always considered her like my sister. She had made similar mistakes in the past, and she had come to me, apologised, and I forgave her. We had sorted everything out back then. When she came on the show, she again called me her brother and stayed close to me throughout. We supported her, protected her, and made sure she was safe in the game. Things were going well for her, and she was moving ahead because we were backing her. But somewhere, she didn’t understand the game or the alliance. She got upset thinking I was going against her, even though I was helping her. After she went out, maybe she felt she couldn’t see her game properly."

He added, "In our alliance, I was seen as one of the strongest players, so it felt like she targeted me. She started saying things like I was dominating, probably based on what she saw from outside. But honestly, in the initial episodes, even we were still figuring out the format. It was a new concept with 50 contestants, and we were all trying to understand and build strategies. So I don’t know what she saw that made her feel that way. And when she was back again on the same show, she told me that I deserved to win. I thought maybe it was just a misunderstanding. I felt she was leaving the show on a happy note. But when I came out and saw her interviews, she said the same things again. I think there is some desi drink she is drinking and she is forgetting when to speak the truth and when to lie. And now when she has given a statement, she is just trying to stand by it. Otherwise, it can make you look inconsistent. It seems like she’s just trying to act cool, but it’s not coming across the right way."

Earlier, Divya had claimed of receiving death and rape threats from Prince Narula's fans. She even shared a video on her social media account to call out Prince for instigating his fans to send hate messages.