The 50 Elimination Episode 46: Who Got Eliminated? Rajat-Faisu FIGHT Before Finale, Winner Prize Money Is Now

The 50 episode 46 elimination: The new episode of The 50 mixed sharp strategy, tension and humour as the prize pool climbed to ₹30,44,000, with Faisu’s vote choices, shifting alliances and Kiku Sharda’s Sarla avatar shaping one of the season’s most eventful days inside the palace.

The instalment showed emotions running high over trust and loyalty, while a confusing team task tilted power towards Prince’s side. Later, Sarla’s “Dare No Dare” segment offered comic relief, yet conversations after the act again circled back to gameplay, personal equations and which bonds inside The 50 truly mattered.

The 50 Episode 46 comedy, 'Dare No Dare’ and money pot shifts

Kiku Sharda, entering as Sarla, changed the atmosphere with the “Dare No Dare” act, where Lion announced a ₹3,00,000 reward for the most entertaining efforts. Sarla teased contestants about style, strategies and connections, targeting Prince’s sway in the house, Krishna’s accent and the much-discussed equation between Rajat and Prince that other players often referenced.

Contestants then took part in light challenges. Krishna, Nehal and Riddhi worked through tongue twisters, Rajat danced to “Munni Badnaam Hui” with several others joining, Archana sang a romantic track, and Faisu repeated the popular dance with Arushi. The amusing performances helped Sarla distribute the prize, which lifted the money pot further to ₹30,44,000.

The 50 Episode 46 task, strategy clashes and palace alliances

Earlier in The 50, Lion had announced a complex team challenge named Lion’s Crazy Game, splitting players into Team Prince and Team Rajat, with seven members each. Prince’s group consisted of Shiv, Hamid, Siwet, Kaka, Riddhi and Arushi, while Rajat’s side included Manisha, Faisu, Lovekesh, Lakshay, Vanshaj and Vikrant, turning the arena into a straight contest for advantage.

For this task, Lion asked both captains to single out one opponent who, in their view, progressed more through team help than personal strength. Prince named Lovekesh, while Rajat picked Shiv. These two had to collect coloured balls and place them into matching baskets, guided only by vocal directions from their teammates during the timed contest.

Confusion briefly stalled Lion’s Crazy Game when Riddhi and Arushi misunderstood the rules and even kicked balls towards Shiv, prompting Lion to halt play and explain again. After the reset, Team Prince completed the challenge in 2 minutes 30 seconds, while Team Rajat needed more than 7 minutes, giving Prince’s side an edge and adding ₹1,50,000 each from Shiv and Lovekesh to the prize pool, raising it to ₹27,44,000.

Outside the task zone, vote choices in The 50 triggered strong reactions. Faisu questioned Rajat for supporting Prince instead of backing Manisha and Divya. Rajat argued that the move protected Yuvika for future benefit. Rajat also told Nehal that Archana was not trusted and would be targeted for elimination when any direct chance appeared.

Krishna explained to Shiv that the earlier alliance felt unsupportive, especially due to negative energy from Arushi, which led Krishna to cross over. Meanwhile, Prince, Kaka and Vikrant talked about whether Faisu had become too influenced by Rajat’s thinking. Disagreements between Faisu and Archana over loyalty and recent voting choices further underlined how fragile teams in The 50 had become.

After Sarla left the palace, laughter faded and discussions in The 50 returned to game math. Krishna and Nehal spoke about some players possibly gaining from personal ties inside the house, while several contestants quietly examined how real certain friendships appeared, making it clear that Episode 46 kept reshaping both strategies and relationships as the contest moved ahead.