Prince Narula, a name that needs no introduction, made headlines yet again after winning the ninth season of the popular dance reality show, Nach Baliye. A model by profession, Prince sure has the secret to nailing reality shows as he has not only participated but WON every show he’s been a part of. He winning spree started with Roadies X2 and continued with Splitsvilla 8, Big Boss 9 and now Nach Baliye 9!
In 2014, Prince participated in PTC Punjabi’s Mr Punjab where he was declared the second runner up. The next year, he participated in MTV India’s Roadies X2 which he won, fair and square. The mentally and physically challenging format of the show had nothing on him and not only did he garner a huge youth fan base through it, but also a major female following, thanks to his cute dimples.
Following his popularity among the female audience in India, Prince bagged another reality show, MTV Splitsvilla! His muscular physique, charming smile and determination to win the show made him an instant favourite.
In fact, Prince was (over) confident throughout the show that he’ll be the winner and that’s exactly what happened. His army of loyal fans only increased after that.
In the same year, he was offered India’s favourite reality show, Bigg Boss. His loyal fans didn’t disappoint as they voted for him dil kholkhar which made Bigg Boss his third win! The BB win, however, gave him more than just the trophy and the prize money. It’s inside the house that he first met Yuvika Chaudhary, his wife.
When it comes to Prince, it’s his bold and never-give-up attitude, his confidence and his determination that sets him apart.
Following his success, Prince has gone from being a contestant to a judge on Roadies, alongside Neha Dhupia, Nikhil Chinapa and Raftaar. Did you know that he gets paid close to 12 lakhs per episode?! This just goes to show that hard work and determination can take you places.
Love him or hate him, but you can’t ignore this Prince.
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