Digvijay Rathee The 50 Interview: Trust, Strategy & Bonds Revealed

After the reality show The 50, Digvijay Rathee opened up about his journey, experiences, and bonds formed inside the show. He also spoke about trust, friendship, game strategy, and shared his views on Rajat Dalal, Prince Narula, Faizu, Archana Gautam, and Kashish Kapoor.

Here's what he had to say:

What did you learn from The 50?

I learned that you should never blindly trust anyone. In this world, no one is truly yours except yourself and your family. I have become emotionally strong now, so even if someone cheats me, it doesn't affect me much anymore.

How do you see your eviction?

I am proud of my eviction. When I came out, I got to see the real faces and personalities of many people. I understood who values their words and who doesn't, and that was my biggest takeaway from the show.

What do you have to say about your conflict with Rajat Dalal? It was said that you went back to talk to him after the fight.

I don't want to say much about Rajat Dalal, just congratulations to him on his marriage. And as far as going back to him is concerned, that's not true at all. I was with my friends-Arbaaz Patel, Manisha Rani, Rachit, Faizu, Adnan, Chahat Pandey, Shrutika Arjun, Sapna Choudhary, and Lakshya Kataria. Just because I don't get along with one person doesn't mean I will distance myself from all my other friends.

What was your approach towards friendship and alliances?

My game was always based on my own strategy. Even though the other alliance had fewer people, they supported me. Still, I never liked playing under anyone-I always wanted to play my own game.

What would you like to say about Kashish Kapoor?

Kashish is a very good person. My family likes her a lot too. I will never forget how she stood up for me. We are good friends, and there's definitely a possibility of working together in the future.

Your fight with Rajat was highly talked about. What would you say?

I never raised my hand because I understand my responsibility. Today's youth follows us, so I don't want to set a wrong example. If someone has strength, they should use it in sports or for the country, not in fights.

What is your take on Faizu and Archana Gautam's relationship? Was it real or part of the game?

From what I saw, I feel Archana genuinely liked Faizu. Her expressions and the way she cared for him felt real. But at the same time, it was a game show, so there's always a game angle involved. I think it was a mix of both-real feelings and a bit of gameplay. As for Faizu, he seemed to take things in a light and fun way.

If Rajat wanted, he could have saved Lakshya. What's your take on that?

It completely depends on the situation inside the game. From the outside, it may look like someone could have saved another person, but inside there are many factors-alliances, trust, and pressure. Yes, it's also true that Rajat could have saved people, but when he didn't save his own close ones, it's hard to expect him to save others.

What do you want to say about Prince Narula?

I feel he tries to put others down and doesn't want anyone to move ahead of him. I have seen the same behavior with Hamid Barkzi and Siwet Tomar as well.

What is your reaction to the finale and Shiv Thakare's win?

There was some distraction in the finale, but I believe you shouldn't make excuses for losing. Whoever wins must have done something right. I congratulate Shiv Thakare on his victory.

What are your future plans?

My focus is to create good content for people and stay happy with my family. That's what matters the most to me.

Any message for your fans?

I just want to thank my fans for their constant love and support. It means a lot to me and gives me the strength to move forward. Keep supporting me like this, and I'll keep bringing good content for you.