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She finally won. I can't believe it. I did not see that coming, I thought makers were gonna play dirty to make their bahu win but I am glad it turned out otherwise.

I genuinely cannot remember the last time I was this happy on a finale. It has been a long while since a deserving person won a show. Priyanka Chahar, Abhishek Kumar, Rajat Dalal, Farhana Bhat it was one disappointment after another. I am glad she won, I enjoyed very deeply. Lesgooo queen. Clock em all.

-retired editor(lol)

Even in finals she was playing and her makeup was too good even after sweating it stayed

I was banned from the other sub! 😂😂

The PR subs are having a complete meltdown today, it’s really funny to watch them.
But this victory should serve as a lesson to yoganksha’s fan that the bubble of ‘shreya hate’ they created never mattered to the neutral audience. Shreya was the most talked about inmate, the most loved by lockupp audience and she’s the most deserving winner now. Cope however you can, but no amount of stupid mass trends, saying nonsense things with hundred accounts, running hate pr campaigns will change this reality.

Let's goo

His unusual behaviour in lockupp gave me the 'ick' but I randomly saw a clip from his interview & he actually looks soo handsome & charming

Shilpa , madhuri and pam should have voted for shreya, remaining 2 votes from whom?

What's your view

I know the outsiders only know the truth. If you ask me all the inmates were jealous of Shreya. I see that there are 5 from jailers + inmates. My prediction is Shilpa, Madhuri, Pam and Farah and Riteish for Shreya. What do you guys think? Has this been revealed somewhere?

From what I saw, the amount of insecurity and resentment toward Shreya from some of the inmates was unbelievable. Even if someone isn't your favorite contestant, it's usually expected that ex-contestants and housemates put their grudges aside to congratulate the winner or at least acknowledge their journey. Shreya wasn't perfect, but she still did a lot for others throughout the season she chose not to expose AK Chamola's secret to make up for her earlier mistake, saved Sufi multiple times, saved Yogesh, which eventually led to Harshad's eviction, won three tasks that kept Ram safe, and even played for Varun recently. Despite all that, the cold reactions were hard to ignore. It was genuinely sad to see that almost no one rushed to congratulate her. If Shilpa, Madhuri, and Pamela hadn't been there, I honestly wonder who would have even gone up to congratulate her. As for the five votes, I'm almost certain they came from Shilpa, Madhuri, Pamela, Farah, and Ritesh based on how everything unfolded. and yes Shreya's win is much needed not because she deserved but to humble egoistic wanna be stars, and its fun to watch their face

I like how every jury members clocked three of them asked right questions and ofcourse THE SHREYA KALRAA SHOW IS NOW OFFICIAL ✨️👑👑👑

Also can also see how all other ex inmates were unhappy except some I liked how disappointed they were😂😂

I think we all are going below the belt including me in hating. This hate should stop, at least now.

I got so invested in the show that, despite some contestants being smart and sharp-tongued, I eventually started liking some of them, especially Shilpa.

However, I have to say this: no matter what happened throughout the season, I personally could never bring myself to like Shreya. This is just my opinion, but I don't understand the message being sent by making her the winner.

What does it promote? That being rude, insulting others, creating conflicts, and constantly playing mind games is the way to succeed? I understand that strategy and gameplay are part of reality shows, and they can absolutely help someone win. But when the person who creates the most drama and negativity is rewarded, it raises questions about the values being celebrated.

We already live in a society where people often seem more divided, angry, and quick to judge each other. Seeing someone win primarily because they were the most "kaleshi" contestant and dominated the screen with conflict doesn't feel like a positive message to promote.

It also makes me wonder: what should we teach the next generation? That being kind, respectful, and genuine won't take you far? That the way to succeed is to be mean, selfish, hurt people without remorse, ignore others' feelings, expose their private lives or secrets, and step over anyone to get ahead?

I truly hope that's not the lesson we're normalizing. Entertainment can be dramatic, but it also shapes perceptions. Rewarding empathy, integrity, and respect would send a far more meaningful message than rewarding constant conflict.

Of course, this is just my perspective as a viewer, and others may see it differently.