MTV Hustle 4: Raja Kumari Shares Her Joy of Returning After 5 Years, Says ‘It Felt Like Coming Home’
In a recent episode of MTV Hustle 4, Raja Kumari made an emotional return to the show after five years. The rap-based reality show, which continues to win hearts with its talented participants, featured Raja Kumari as a guest, alongside judges Ikka and Raftaar. The excitement on the show hit new levels when it was announced that this week’s Rap Royalty winner would get a direct ticket to the finale.
Raja Kumari wowed everyone with her performance of Born to Win, lighting up the stage with her energy. She shared her happiness, saying, “Thank you for having me home. I’m proud to be back!” Talking about her return as a guest instead of a judge, she said, “It felt like no time had passed. The incredible team, along with Raftaar and Ikka, made it feel special. Being able to inspire people and spread love made me so happy.”
She also touched on a meaningful topic, saying, “Often, people try to create competition between women, but lifting everyone up felt amazing. It really felt like coming home.”
The episode was packed with amazing performances. Little Bhatia from the Dino Warriors delivered a power-packed rock rap, Atal Angad, in Sanskrit, earning a standing ovation from the judges.
MadTrip brought Gujarati flavor with his fun track, Majja Ni Life. Raftaar called it more than a performance, saying, “This felt like a live show!” Raja Kumari praised the track, saying, “It was so relatable—I already want it as my theme song!”
Dharmik impressed everyone with a trilingual rap, Mein Duniya Se Jeet Ke Aaya, and even had a special connection with Raja Kumari in their regional dialect. Moved by his performance, she offered him a part in her upcoming South project, calling it “a privilege to work with such raw talent.”
99Side poured his emotions into a touching rap, Bata De Tu, which reflected his struggles. Judge Ikka, inspired by the performance, opened up about his own journey. He shared how hip-hop was his escape during tough times, describing how he used to practice for hours with dreams of reclaiming his father’s mortgaged belongings. In a heartfelt moment, Ikka broke down in tears and embraced 99Side, making it one of the season’s most emotional highlights.
Vichaar from EPR Rebels performed Bhool, a hard-hitting piece about how artists’ families often misunderstand their careers. His powerful storytelling earned him a standing ovation from Ikka.
Pho from DeeMC Dynamites delivered a soulful performance with Aisa Koi Aur Na Hoga. Raja Kumari, impressed by her unique style, hugged Pho and encouraged more women to join the rap scene. DeeMC joined them on stage, creating a strong moment of female empowerment.
MTV Hustle 4 airs every Saturday and Sunday at 7 PM, bringing incredible talent and inspiring stories to viewers every week.
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