“Raatko 2 Baje Uthke Mazduri Mein Lag Jaate Hai”: Tejasswi Prakash Takes a Dig at Elvish Yadav on Playground Season 5

MX Original Gaming Reality show Playground Season 5 on Prime Video turned up the heat as friendships came under fire and team loyalties began to crack. But just when the game seemed intense enough, a new force of chaos entered the Playground, Farrhana Bhatt, the ‘Agent of Chaos’, who came armed with one mission: “Mujhe tabahi dekhna bhi pasand hai aur machana bhi.” And she wasted no time doing exactly that.

The chaos began when Farrhana met the hitlist contestants and pulled the curtain back on what their own teammates had been saying about them. Rahul, Khushboo and Navdeesh were left shaken as trusted friendships suddenly looked far less genuine, with Chakshdeep’s revelations leaving Rahul questioning his own equation. But Farrhana had more in store, offering the targeted players a chance to escape the hitlist with a shield card through a blind bid. Navdeesh placed the highest bid of 2.6 million rumbles, securing the shield and saving himself. But with friendships already cracking, could the shield save the players, or only make their alliances more vulnerable?

Just when everyone thought the mentors would stay away from the chaos, Tejasswi Prakash and Elvish Yadav found themselves at the centre of another fiery exchange. Tejasswi said, “Kyuki bahar ke jo keyboard warriors mere peeche padhe hai na tumhara second third par aana banta nahi tha, pata hai na kaun haikeyboard warriors.. jo raatko 2 baje uthke mazduri mein lag jaate hai kyuki sethji ne bola hai.”

Elvish quickly replied, “Abhi tak toh sethji ne kuch bola nahi hai,” while Aarush Bhola grabbed his popcorn and told them to carry on. The banter only got more entertaining when Tejasswi recalled her and Elvish’s friendship, saying, “Jab mein aur Elvish bhi dost hua karte the,” leaving Elvish stunned. He hit back, “Dosti kisne todi hai woh abhi pata chal gayi hai,” sending everyone into splits.

Meanwhile, Tejasswi called out Srishti Parashar over her remarks about Rhea Saxena, while the players were given the chance to hand out tags, with Srishti receiving ‘fake gamer’ from Rhea and ‘bhondu’ from Mannat Kulharia. As tensions rose within the teams, Elvish questioned captain Vikaash Yadav over the team’s lost rumbles, while Aarush put Mannat through a hilarious one-minute challenge. And Farrhana wasn’t done. Taking aim at the mentor rivalry, she told Elvish and Tejasswi, “Bahot time se aap log reels bana rahe hai social media pe viral ho rahi but recently ek reel aayi hai social media jo aap logone banayi hi nahi woh viral ho gayi.” Tejasswi fired back, “But Farrhana jis show mein aap apni reel bhi thik se cutwa ke nahi aayi woh show hum dono jeet ke aaye hai.” Farrhana responded, “Darasal mujhme aur baakilog mein farak pata hai kya hai tejasswi, ke logo ko apni reel katwani padti hai aur mein jaha per rakhti hu waha reels katti hai.” She then took a cheeky dig at Elvish, saying it was a good thing he had signed a film because his team was making him ‘kangaal’ and forcing him into fake fights.

The Agent of Chaos then dropped another bombshell, announcing an immediate double elimination.

Following audience and house votes, Khushboo and Rahul bid goodbye to the Playground Season 5 house. But Farrhana’s chaos had only just begun. Returning with another twist, she asked teams to rank their players based on performance, with mystery envelopes hiding powers that could change the game. The teams were forced to make unanimous decisions, putting loyalties under yet another microscope.

The stakes then rose with the IRL challenge ‘Solve It’, where mentors and players battled through multiple stages. Aarush chose Prateik, Elvish picked Vikaash and Tejasswi selected Navdeesh. The Power Phoenixes finished first, followed by the KO Krakens and Raging Centaurs, earning 1.5 million, 1 million and 750K rumbles respectively. But the losing team was given a secret advantage, with one player earning the

power to overrule the mentor’s decision.

But Farrhana wasn’t done rewriting the rules. Declaring that Playground Season 5 would now turn individual, she put the mentors in a tricky spot as they decided the priority order within their teams. And when Elvish and Tejasswi slipped into another banter, Farrhana couldn’t resist adding fuel to the fire, quipping, “Lagta hai reels phirse katne wali hai.” With Rhea holding the losing team’s power to exchange rumbles, she chose to swap with Navdeesh, who had been ranked first. With teams no longer guaranteeing safety, the question is – who will stay loyal, and which alliance will survive the Agent of Chaos?

Playground Season 5 is now streaming for free exclusively on Prime Video and on the MX Player Android app that has been refreshed with a new identity – MX Player by Prime Video, available across mobile devices, Connected TVs, the Amazon shopping app, Prime Video and Fire TV.