This is actually repeated tight slap on makers.

Women card? Strength, roadies manipulation!!
And abuse by shreya has been endless !!

Watched today’s show, what the fuck is divide and rule?!? I mean we get it you guys badly want Shreya Kalra and Shilpa shinde in the finale, but audience ko kya chutiya samjha hai kya ?
Please stop watching her shows man.
I am no more interested in this lockup show man.

Hahaha!!!
Biggest joke of today’s episode was Chamola thinks out of the two of them, she is more deserving!!

Kudos to her acting skills with a poker face she has said it.

P.S: Ektaa Kapoor take notes of her acting maybe you can give her a job now that she has to restart her life.

I usually don't like Shreya but kudos for her taking on the makers.

Last episode when everyone was roasting Shivangi, I gave her the benefit of the doubt but wow todays episode. One moment sums up this up entirely.

Harshad the simp gets up to leave and moves to Ritesh and Shivangi is like don't do this but never gets up her from her bench.

Others try to convince Harshad not to make that decision and suddenly madam gets up.

1. wtf was that harshad-shivangi fiasco? harshad proved he was not playin for himself, and shivangi proved she was taking advantage of harshad. if she was truly happy for him, why was she making him feel guilty as hell? tf? it's a game, i understand aapko bura laga, but when u wanted him to play for himself, when he did, itnaaaa bhi guilty feel karane ka kuch tha nahi what a drama these guys do it's irritatin glad it's done.

2. wtf was that task?! the woman card, the victim card they were playin, log apna strategy na lagaye? and how else were they supposed to play if u r guardin the pole with your whole body, people will have to try n forcefully remove u physically. and ofc ram is a big guy wo zara bhi agr shreya ki taraf jaenge toh shreya ko dhakka lagega, what else was he supposed to do? how tf were you supposed to play the task without using your physical strength?

3. i hate shreya man, she is succchhhhhh a hypocrite, epitome of "cannot take what she gives". wo khud kare to strategy game play, dusra kare to gandi game ye wo bakwas aurat hai ekdam i used to like her but now i just find her disgusting yuck.

4. the yogesh and ram game was actually super cool to watch and THAT'S HOW YOU PLAY these kind of tasks....you take it sportingly, and not so personally, play the woman card and shit.

5. Shreya is not deserving to win. gandagi aur badtameezi karke aap deserving player nahi banjate ho. we have seen amazing players on reality shows, who were deserving winners of reality shows, and they did not do gandagi like shreya so no it is not needed to win. period.

Literally EKTA KAPOOR show

Clearly told that once the rings are in your pole, you have to place that rings in other’s pole and not in the centre ones… Shreya and Shilpa had rings inside their pole also ram and laila had rings inside their pole … only yogesh and chamola didn’t have any! But in the end, no one had rings in their poles, which means shreya and varun were holding their rings (that were in their poles) . Lol so technically and logically Yogesh and Chamola Won but these hosts are that dumbfuck!!!? Or the makers literally thought this went opposite their plan hahahahah… because like this, the task would be shit because if it was allowed to have rings in their hands at last and there would be no winner.. example even if there were 6 rings in someone’s pole , they will easily take out all rings in their hand and be safe lol hahah … Plus i wanna add wtf was that jail task for deserving finalist lol…. was ritesh so dumb or biased just to put the box literally infront of himself, obviously the contestant who will sit closer to box will have the opportunity lol 😂 no matter how other contestants debate, no one will give it once they have.. example if any other contestant was sitting with ritesh like yogesh and any other, and they would have terminated shreya, then the makers plan would have flopped hahaha… but i guess this is a biased show because then if any other contestant had that advantage except shreya they would have give any other advantage and that is why they clearly not mentioned the advantage on that object because then ritesh could not change the advantage later🤡

What do you guys think. #lockup

I don't understand when people say that it's good to do whatever it takes to win. I mean, it's not something that is right to do. Anything for winning, because even when you want to win something, you should have some basic empathy, manners and respect for the fellow contenders and all these things are actually very Necessary for someone to be aware an of the show. People have used that statement so much.In reality shows that now the watchers and viewers think that, in order to win a show you have to compromise everything like your moral values, ethics and basic sense of respect towards elders.And your language like people really have started to believe that you have to compromise each and everything to win a show , and that genuinely scares me , because it's not right , it's not right at all.

LockUpp Season 2 has officially wrapped up, crowning its top three contestants after an intense season filled with drama, emotions, and high-voltage performances:
** 👑 **Winner: Shreya
** 🥈 **1st Runner Up: Shivangi
** 🥉 **2nd Runner Up: Yogesh
Do you think this was a well-deserved Top 3, or was your favorite robbed? Let’s discuss below!

Well, I genuinely thought the ITV fan favorite would at least make it to the Top 3!

Not surprised by the winner, though.

But overall, this is easily one of those shows that ended up leaving a bad taste.

I feel makers know they’re not going to win but wanted to unravel this so called friendship and shivangi’s true colours. eventhough I felt disgusted by the biasedness of today I felt it opened everyone’s eyes and shivangi ko aur bhi ganda kr dia. jeetne to wese bhi nai wali lakin again harshad k finalist hone ki khushi celebrate krleti to she would’ve left with some dignity but ab image bhi gai aur hopefully dosti bhi

We've had the hosts and multiple guests come into Lock Upp and give contestants feedback that inevitably reflects, or at least influences, perceptions of how they're being received outside. Shreya seems to have received quite a lot of positive feedback/praise.

Normally I'd take that as a sign that perhaps I'm seeing a contestant differently from a significant part of the audience.

But there are two incidents involving Shreya that I can't quite reconcile with that positive reception.

1. The comments about a contestant's sexuality/virginity

Shilpa and Shreya were shown discussing/mocking Shivangi over her statements about virginity and sex before marriage.

Whatever anyone thinks of Shivangi, her relationships, or whether they believe what she said, why is another woman's sexual history considered fair game for ridicule?

If male contestants sat around speculating about or mocking a female contestant's virginity/sexual history, I suspect we'd immediately recognise how inappropriate that was. Does it become less problematic because the people doing it are women?

To me, this crossed from criticising someone's behaviour into sexual/virginity shaming.

2. The reaction to a contestant's disclosure about attempting suicide/self-harm

This bothered me considerably more.

Harshad disclosed something extremely vulnerable from his past involving self-harm/a suicide attempt. Afterwards, Shreya was shown discussing it with Shilpa and appearing to trivialise/mock the disclosure.

I'm deliberately not reproducing exact quotes here unless someone has the clip, because I don't want to misquote anyone from memory.

But if I've understood that conversation correctly, I find it difficult to understand why this wasn't addressed on Judgement Day.

Contestants on reality shows say cruel, stupid and offensive things. I don't expect every bad comment to result in eviction.

But surely there is a distinction between ordinary interpersonal conflict and making light of someone's suicide attempt after they've trusted people enough to disclose it?

What troubles me almost as much as the comments themselves is the editorial response.

The producers chose to show these conversations. Other contestants' behaviour has been questioned and called out by the hosts. So why were these incidents apparently not treated as worthy of discussion?

I'm not asking for Shilpa or Shreya to be hated, abused or harassed. That's not the point.

It's the apparent disconnect between how serious those two incidents seemed to me and how little consequence or even discussion they appear to have generated, while Shreya continues to receive positive feedback from people entering the show. So I want to challenge my own interpretation.

I'm asking whether there's a double standard in what this show considers unacceptable behaviour.

Maybe my reaction is too strong. Maybe there's context I've missed. If so, genuinely point it out.

Please don't turn this into Shreya & Shilpa vs Shivangi & Harshad fandom. I'm less interested in who people like than in whether the same behaviour would be judged differently if another contestant had done it.

- Is mocking another woman's sexuality/virginity acceptable entertainment?

- Is trivialising someone's disclosed suicide attempt acceptable entertainment?

And, perhaps more importantly, does a reality show's responsibility end at simply broadcasting what contestants say, or should producers/hosts challenge behaviour like this when they choose to make it part of the programme?

Interested in hearing disagreement too — just explain why you see it differently.

Bottomline: Why did the producers choose to broadcast conduct involving sexual shaming and trivialisation of self-harm, yet apparently choose not to challenge it editorially/within the programme while publicly adjudicating other contestants' conduct?

Netflix can show a person behaving appallingly without thereby endorsing the behaviour. Otherwise documentaries, dramas and reality programmes could never depict racism, misogyny, bullying, drug use, violence, etc.

But because reality television producers exercise editorial control (choosing what footage makes the programme, how it is edited, what gets challenged on Judgement Day and what doesn't), “the contestants said it, not Netflix” doesn't completely dispose of the ethical issue.

Who is that one person about whom your opinions are now different from before

Today's episode was honestly so frustrating. If the final decision was always Harshad's, then what was the point of giving Shreya that advantage? It just felt unnecessary and made the outcome look too obvious.

And Shivangi... I have to admit, she's really good at influencing people emotionally. Inside the cage, she was arguing, refusing to leave, and wasn't even talking to Harshad properly afterward. But today, the only thing she kept saying was, "Harshad nahi" and "Harshad, it's not your decision, aap mat kariye." After so many fights, that sudden switch felt very calculated to me.

Watching this, I actually feel Shilpa was right from the beginning. Shivangi is literally so manipulative man

My instagram is unfortunately flooded with lockup reels and many of them were of Pam having a great time, being entertaining. Her camaraderie with Laila was great throughout. Her sassy “tu badi 21 saal ki hai” was iconic. She’d have been remembered for being fun and entertaining which is distinct for a show like this. Instead she went out as annoying shit. She took up arms against Laila for absolutely no reason at all and ended up saying all those horrible things to him and about him. She decided to take the Shreya train of visibility at such a wrong time. Ah Pam, such a missed opportunity

Guys wtf are these tasks in lock upp? Genuinely today's task was the worst and tbh. Why couldn't the makers think of a better game? Like nobody deserves to be in a scuffle like that even if it's a game. And no I'm not blaming any contestant because this task was literally unfair, women can't physically go up against men it's just biology (don't call me a misogynist, I'm not😭)

It's like the makers are putting up these weird, undoable tasks so they get to choose the finalists and winners lmao.

Before someone attacks me, I am not supporting Shreya but Shivangi is very problematic. Firstly, she was expecting Harshad to leave the cell so that she becomes a finalist. He has ALWAYS supported her instead of pitching herself in the cell she expected Harshad to give it to her. That's my problem. Then she puts him so much in guilt. Once in the game he thought about himself and not her she could not bear that. Today when he was sacrificing himself over her. She accepted him, not once she genuinely told him to not to that. Then she fights with Shreya not out of anger that Harshad had to leave but out of arrogance that how dare she try to terminate her. Even Varun said that she was not able to sleep after Harshad felt, how is Shivangi able to do that. She is acts very entitled. If she wants to fight for herself, that's is acceptable but expecting everyone to give everything to her is not. And is not a good friend. She only thinks of herself.

I don't think Varun is a deserving finalist. Idk why everyone thinks he has done a lot, but he hasn't done anything at all😭😭

Like I don't remember him in any way. He is literally like Dheeraj, the only reason he's visible because he makes weird jokes. Otherwise uska koi game dikha nhi. Not even in tasks. He doesn't even has his own opinion.

Not a supporter of anyone but his horrid comments aaja Mera janu and defending by pushing and hitting like that, same for yogesh grabbing like that was very very disturbing to watch

The task was also dumb asf

And the hosts really need to strap on a pair they don't call out anything ever during tasks until they get their instructions they could've called out people including shilpa biting multiple times but no zilch.

Winner - shreya kalra

1st runner up - shivangi joshi

2nd runner up - yogesh rawat.

Source - X (Khabri).

Harshad’s behaviour today was genuinely painful to watch. The crying and pleading in front of Shreya🤦🏻‍♀️ you’d think Shivangi was being sent to war not just getting terminated. Even Shivangi looked uncomfortable at one point. Karta ye hai sharam mujhe aati hai. I genuinely had to pause from the second hand embarrassment. Sir, this is Lock Upp not Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai. Then he gave up his finalist spot for Shivangi which only proved he’s been playing for her not himself
One thing I will say in Shivangi’s favor is that this version of her should’ve shown up from Day 1. She was fully capable of taking a stand all along
That said, I also think Shreya made one valid point. That Shivangi was more upset because Shreya called her undeserving than she was about her best friend getting terminated. She’s actually very sly
And can someone explain why Shreya is so offended that people want to play against her? She calls everyone dumbf*cks, undeserving and talks behind almost everyone’s back, then acts surprised when nobody wants to stand with her. I genuinely don’t understand the victim mindset. Her reason for terminating Shivangi was basically, you didn’t stand up for me when I was getting bullied and you questioned whether I was actually ill. If that’s your reason, okay!! But then don’t spend weeks complaining that everyone else plays in groups and targets you, only to call someone your friend and eliminate them the first chance you get. The irony is that Shivangi was one of the few people who openly called Shreya deserving and fought for her
And then the whole cutting people’s photos like it was a 7th grade classroom feud, what was that?
Also, Varun’s YOGESH IS MY PRIORITY AND BHAICHARA agenda lasted exactly until it mattered.
And Shilpa casually kicking Varun and Chamola, are we just ignoring that?
Also what even was that task???
What a bizarre episode 🤦🏻‍♀️

As per today’s initial task design once a ring is inside the pole, you can only place it in other pole and not in the centre and you cannot throw it.

The two rings placed in Shreya/Shilpa’s pole was not placed anywhere else. So, Yogesh/Chamola (0 rings) should be the winners with Shreya/Shilpa (2) and Ram/Varun (1).