The last episode of Playground Season 5 will surely be filled with entertainment, and the appearance of Karan Kundra as a special guest in the episode will ensure one more exciting moment in the episode. Through a sneak peek of the last episode, Karan can be seen talking about the latest issue that has taken place between mentors Elvish Yadav and Tejasswi Prakash.
‘Mere Ghar Ke Kalesh’: Karan Kundrra’s Humorous Take Wins Attention
Karan tries to keep things fun. He calls Elvish his “chota bhai” and Tejasswi his “choti fiance.” Then he makes a joke about how they do not agree. He says, “Yeh mera chota bhai (Elvish), aur yeh meri choti fiance (Tejasswi). Mere ghar ke kalesh ko poora Hindustan mein pocha rakha hai inn dono ne.” After that, the mood feels less tense. He turns the fight into something like a family moment.
Karantly the #PlaygroundS5 is all set for some extra sparkle ✨🤗
King K @kkundrra is bringing his charm to the Finale 🎮👑
Let’s give a huge shoutout 🥳 #KaranKundrra 🤝 pic.twitter.com/4oR5u9fBRg
— 𝐓𝐄𝐀𝐌 𝐊𝐊𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐑𝐑𝐀 𝐎𝐅𝐂 (@IamTeamKKundrra) September 11, 2026
Elvish Yadav And Tejasswi Prakash’s Viral Argument Sparks Discussion Online
After the video of the sets went viral from Playground Season 5, the debate between Elvish and Tejasswi came into the limelight. The two mentors had earlier had a friendly relationship, as they were featured together in Laughter Chefs, but were seen in a heated exchange. The controversy started when Elvish was talking about the team members’ performance. Tejasswi cut him off from the conversation, and then Elvish seemed to get upset. He heard her using an abusive word and instructing her to “Shut the fuck up.”
Playground Season 5 Finale: Karan Kundrra Adds Fun To The Ongoing Controversy
Karan shows up as the reality show nears its long-awaited finale. For once, the drama does not take over everything. His jokes shift the mood and keep the scene easy to watch. Viewers also notice how he handles both Elvish and Tejasswi. That bit of back and forth makes his words feel more connected to what people already know about their links.