As we all know, ALT Balaji‘s new reality show “Lock Upp: Badass Jail, Atyaachari Khel!” has been gaining a lot of popularity among Indian viewers since its release. Within 19 days, Lock Upp has garnered over 100 million views – all credits to the badass host Kangana Ranaut, and the baffling confessions of the contestants. From Azma Fallah revealing about duping people to Tehseen Poonawalla sharing a bed with an industrialist’s wife, let’s take a sneak peak into the wildest confessions so far in this season of ALT Balaji’s hit game show –
1. Azma Fallah, the ex-Splitsvilla contestant revealed on Lock Upp that she had swindled around ₹40-50 lakhs from strangers while she was working for a social media app. She stated in her confession that she was the sole breadwinner in her family, and wasn’t earning as much as required. So she had to resort to duping people to support her family financially.
2. Kasautii Zindagii Kay actor Karanvir Bohra admitted on Lock Upp to being in debt since 2015. There have been 3-4 cases on him for not repaying his debts on time. Since 2015, his career graph has been quite unstable and his bank balance has sort of dwindled. He confessed that whatever projects he takes on now are just to repay his debts.
3. Tehseen Poonawalla, entrepreneur and political analyst, shared a massive secret on the sets of ALT Balaji’s Lock Upp. He shared that a very well-renowned industrialist wanted him to sleep with his wife, for which the guy made full arrangements for him during the weekends. Since it happened 20 years ago, he thinks it holds no relevance now. The industrialist’s wish was to see Tehseen having sex with his wife. Tehseen Poonawalla’s confession really stirred the pot and went viral like crazy on social media platforms and among Lock Upp fans.
4. Shivam Sharma, ex-Splitsvillan, revealed that he had a sexual relationship with his mother’s divorcee friend who lived near his house.The story dates back by 8-9 years, when he was in college. He used to cook really scrumptious white sauce pasta for her and thereafter both used to have a good time, but with each other’s consent.
5. Anjali Arora, social media influencer and TikTok star, admitted on Lock Upp that she partied with a Russian man in exchange for a grand sum. She had gone to Russia in December. She was single and got attracted to the receptionist of the hotel. She wanted money from him and the guy gave her 5000 Rubles (₹2,737). Thereafter, they partied together at night.
6. Comedian Munawar Faruqui, the most loved contestant of Lock Upp, has come up with quite a shocking revelation that has baffled everyone. To the surprise of the audiences and his co-contestants, Munawar confessed that he is married and even has a kid. Since the last one-and-half-years, he has been staying away from his wife. They are on the verge of separation and the matter is in court. Kangana applauded him for sharing such a profound secret on national television. Though this secret has left Anjali Arora, who is very fond of Munawar, in a state of shock.
7. Mandana Karimi, the ex Bigg-Boss contestant, revealed that she had to abort her baby that she conceived while she was dating a very renowned Bollywood director. She shared that after her separation from her husband Gaurav Gupta, she couldn’t trust men. But then she got into a secret relationship with an ace director who stands up for ‘feminism’. They started living together during the lockdown, and the guy said that he loved her. They even had a ‘planned pregnancy’, but shockingly, the director backed off, saying he isn’t emotionally up to becoming a father again. Mandana Karimi ultimately had to abort the unborn baby.
ALT Balaji’s Lock Upp has stirred up a hornet’s nest of controversies and confessions. Wonder what will be their ultimate effect on the lives of Lock Upp contestants who’ve been bold enough to share their darkest secrets!
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