Prince Narula compares old electric shock challenges to today's moderated tasks

Narula highlighted a stark contrast between his era and the present. "Back then, a single jolt could affect your hands and nails," he said, recalling how contestants would sometimes be knocked out by a sudden surge. "Now, the use of electricity is heavily regulated, and any task involving power must pass rigorous safety checks before it reaches the set." The evolution reflects a broader industry trend toward contestant welfare.