THE 50 ROARS... BUT DAY 1 IS MORE YAWN THAN ROAR?

 50 wildcards, zero mercy, one fat prize — but the premiere felt like warm-up stretches instead of a full cage match!

Totally get the "boring" tag right now — it's basically physical boot camp chaos with everyone scrambling to form those 10 teams of 5 (Lion-picked captains running the show, multiple brutal rounds, quick evictions for the weakest links). No explosive fights (yet), no deep scheming, just sweat, heavy breathing, and way too many faces fighting for camera crumbs. Classic case of too many cooks spoiling the broth — 50 contestants means the edit is rushing intros and tasks, so personalities get buried under reps and push-ups.From the buzz flying around:

• Some solid shoutouts for standouts like Manisha Rani crushing it in Prince Narula's team (she finished second in her group — people are hyped! ).
• Early drama seeds planted: Maxtern dragging his Elvish Yadav beef into convos (Prince even tried to stir the pot live), Rajat Dalal getting called out for hypocrisy, and a couple of mini-clashes (Karan Patel threats? Sidharth Bharadwaj beef?).
• First eliminations already hit — weak performers got the boot right after the opening challenges, which is harsh but sets the survival tone.

It's giving "foundation episode" vibes — building the arena before the lions start eating each other. Most folks online are saying give it 2–3 episodes for alliances to crack, egos to explode, and the no-voting, pure-gameplay brutality to kick in.What part dragged the most for you — the endless team-forming rounds, the overload of unfamiliar faces, or just waiting for the real masala to drop? Drop your hot takes, and let's see if episode 2 turns up the heat or keeps us in snooze mode. Who's your early pick to survive (or flop spectacularly)?