The promotional event for 'Psycho Saiyaan' featured a dramatic turn when actress Surbhi Chandna left in tears due to perceived issues with co-star Tejasswi Prakash. The event, held prior to the series' release, involved both actresses, but tensions were evident as Tejasswi arrived late reportedly due to wardrobe issues whilst Surbhi was already present and ready for interviews.

As the event progressed without Tejasswi, the publicist team expressed anxiety over her absence, which led to media speculation about her willingness to participate in joint interviews with Surbhi. Eventually, it was revealed that Tejasswi had no intention of joining Surbhi for interviews, prompting her co-star to leave the event in distress, highlighting the competitive nature and personal conflicts that can arise in the competitive landscape of Indian television.

This incident draws attention not only to the individual career dynamics between actors in the industry but also to the broader implications of how personal relationships and rivalries can affect public events and the promotion of television series. Given the popularity of both actresses, their conflicts often attract significant media coverage, reflecting the public's interest in the interpersonal relationships that underpin the entertainment industry.