Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Tejasswi Prakash Defends Playground 5 Mentor Clash as Competitive
Tejasswi Prakash talked about a disagreement involving mentors on Playground 5.
Karan Kundrra called the disagreement “Devar-Bhabhi” drama.
Tejasswi said both mentors care deeply about their teams.
She explained that they are competitive and protective of their players.
Because of this, she said it is understandable for Karan to become angry or upset.
She also said arguments can happen naturally when winning matters so much.
Co-mentor Aarush Bhola said he does not mind when Tejasswi takes players from his team.
He described the situation as relaxed and “chill.”
Tejasswi Prakash responded to Karan Kundrra describing her clash with Elvish Yadav as “Devar-Bhabhi” drama.
She said both mentors are highly competitive and possessive about their respective teams.
Tejasswi said Karan’s anger or upset reaction was justified because both mentors are invested in protecting their players and winning.
She said clashes are natural when mentors have high stakes in the competition.
Co-mentor Aarush Bhola said he is not upset when Tejasswi recruits or takes players from his roster, calling the situation “chill.”
- Who
- Tejasswi Prakash, Karan Kundrra, Elvish Yadav, and co-mentor Aarush Bhola.
- What
- Tejasswi Prakash responded to Karan Kundrra’s characterization of her and Elvish Yadav’s clash as “Devar-Bhabhi” drama and explained the competitive reasons behind mentor disagreements.
- Where
- On Playground 5.
- Why
- The mentors are strongly invested in protecting their respective players and securing a win.
- Program
- Playground 5
- People involved
- Tejasswi Prakash, Karan Kundrra, Elvish Yadav, and Aarush Bhola
- Karan’s description
- He called the clash “Devar-Bhabhi” drama.
- Tejasswi’s view
- Mentor clashes are natural because both mentors are competitive and possessive about their teams.
- Tejasswi on Karan’s reaction
- She said it was justified for him to become upset or angry.
- Aarush Bhola’s reaction
- He said he was not upset when Tejasswi recruited or took players from his roster and described the situation as “chill.”