BREAKING! Mai Giraftaar…’ Prince Narula’s Arrest Video Goes Viral — REAL or FAKE? Actor Finally Breaks Silence! Here's What Happened! Details Inside! Check out Now!

Reality TV star Prince Narula has been trending on Google Trends recently, leaving fans curious about the sudden surge in searches. The reason behind this buzz is a viral video that appeared online showing Prince Narula getting arrested. The clip spread rapidly on social media and created confusion among fans, with many wondering whether the arrest was real or not.

Prince Narula, who rose to massive fame after winning Bigg Boss Season 9, found himself at the centre of an unexpected controversy. In the viral video, he is seen being taken away by the police, which led to rumours that he had been arrested. The situation escalated so much that a social media user even asked Grok, the AI chatbot, whether the video was genuine. According to Grok’s response, the video was labelled as “edited,” suggesting it was not real.

Soon after, several reports confirmed that the arrest video was fake. Putting an end to all rumours, Prince Narula finally broke his silence. In a conversation with popular media house the Roadies star clearly stated, “I was not arrested; this was part of a brand shoot.” With this clarification, Prince assured fans that there was no legal trouble and that the viral clip was simply a misunderstanding created by edited content.

Prince Narula is one of the most popular faces of Indian reality television. He won Bigg Boss Season 9, which aired during 2015–2016 and was hosted by Salman Khan. His strong gameplay, fierce rivalries, and charming personality helped him win the trophy. He defeated finalists Rishabh Sinha and Mandana Karimi to claim the title.

Even before Bigg Boss, Prince had already built a successful career by winning MTV Roadies X2 (Roadies 12) and Splitsvilla 8. Due to his consistent wins, he earned the title of “King of Reality Shows.” It was also inside the Bigg Boss house that he met actress Yuvika Chaudhary. The couple later tied the knot in 2018.

Well, Although the viral arrest video caused temporary panic, the truth is now clear. It was fake, edited, and part of a brand shoot—nothing more than a viral misunderstanding.

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