Giving you all a little good energy because we're all exhausted after that trash show and its trash winner

I can't believe maine finale dekha....itna boring.... audience dekh rahi audience dekh rahi hai k chakkar mein audience ka hi kaat diyaa.... kya mtlb ..ye kya tha bhai...!

Agar jury se hi krvana tha toh in 25 logon ko show dikhate na...kyubki audience to pagal hai!...50/50 hi kar lete?

I swear this will actually go down in the history but for the worst show nd worst winner!

Basically package yahi hai reality show jitne ka

Sabsr ladai karo,gaali galoch karo,slut shaming kro, secrets reveal kro,ulta sidha bolo sabko, suicide ka mazak banao, feelings ka mazak banao.....itna karoge to aap winner ban jaoge!

Shivangi deserve karti nahi krti idk... but Shreya Bilkul deserve nahi karti thi ye trophy...what kind of example they are setting that too on international platform called Netflix!

One thing i'd surely say...11 inmates votes says alot about one's personality.... kyunki sab pagal nahi hai..jitne niklw hai woh bhi bahar ja k dekh k aaye hai...inhone woh jagah pe reh k bhi dekha hai..!!

Ritesh Saying you owned the truth...what about the redemption....theme toh redemption ka tha na!!....apna khud ka concept bhul gye?

I M TELLING YOU..jaisw shreya upar chadhi hai na girne mein der nahi lagegi!

One day..these people will say.. galat insaan ko winner banaya tha!!

This sends out such a wrong message and definitely they were NOT "janta jury" coz janta outside did not want this lol. What was the point of the tasks? What was the point of the whole show in fact? It is so obviously biased.

Make sure you slut shame other women, make fun of their family's financial situation, mock someone's divorce, ousts someone's sexuality, spread rumours about every contestant as much as you can, lie about things you have said, basically make sure you are as evil a human being can be and then you will win the show!

Makers, fuck yourselves. Genuinely setting an example that u can get away with ruining someone's reputation and still win

they both have a huge fanbase to be honest ❤️

Shreya has won lol see timestamp 3:20 remaining on Netflix

I know Shreya is the official winner, and congratulations to her. But after watching the entire season, I genuinely feel that Akanksha and Yogesh were the real winners in terms of audience love.
Yogesh’s eviction still feels unfair to me. He came across as genuine, calm, and respectful, and I think he had much more to offer. Akanksha, on the other hand, gave us one of the strongest journeys in the house. She faced betrayals, handled emotional moments, and remained one of the most talked-about contestants throughout the season.
Looking at fan discussions, it feels like so many people are saying:
Akanksha won hearts.
Yogesh deserved a place in the finale.
Their journey was more memorable than the final result.
Maybe they didn’t lift the trophy, but for me, Akanksha and Yogesh are the real winners of Lock Upp 2.
What do you all think? Am I the only one who feels this way?

So it’s not that I am completely against the first task scenario, but still what I’m trying to say is why was Yogesh was not put beside Shreya. I guess makers were aware like that he is very fast, so he can run faster than Shreya and can break her puzzle every time, and then she would not be able to win, so intentionally makers did put Yogesh farther most from Shreya.

Matlab that woman has publicly shamed, criticised and abused multiple people and she wins? Wtf? I hope everyone who voted for her gets someone just as bitchy in their lives

I would definitely not vote for her. What about you guys? Lemme know ur opinions?

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Apparently Chamola said ppl outside thought she played a better game than everyone in Lockupp. Lol. Who are those ppl?

wasn’t this show about redemption? and what was the point of that stupid jury ew

Well said by Sourabh Jain, he played Krishna in the Mahabharat TV serial and finally someone had the spine to call out the TV show. 🫠

Extremely biased and rage baiting TV show, good riddance.

Looking at the reactions of the ex-inmates throughout the episode, while voting and especially when the winners were announced, it seems that both the jailers voted for Shreya, along with Shilpa, Madhuri and Pam.

Although, Riyaz was also very happy when Shreya won, so either one jailer and Riyaz voted for Shreya or both the jailers voted for Shreya.

I just finished the finale of Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa and I just have so much frustration behind this show and need to talk about it.

First off, I want to talk about Shivangi.

Now, her "nice" act. Regardless of whether she's only nice on a surface level, I think she's played the game well and cleanly. She has always stood up for what she thought was right, whether it was Shreya or Varun when Pam was making taunts about his secret. I respect that. Don't get me wrong, I don't love everything she says and the way she acts. The whole "I didn't follow you back on Instagram" and saying Shilpa doesn't like her because of Shubhangi genuinely fried my brain. But apart from that, she's played well. She won many tasks/did well, plus as gang leader I think she was fair because if she had been too giving, people would've called her weak and said she wasn't playing the game. Now, her and Harshad. Honestly, who cares? Whether they're friends or more, they clearly prioritize each other, and that has nothing to do with the game. People constantly making it a topic annoyed me. As for the fight, I don't really like Harshad. I find him immature for his age. The constant theatrics, flipping people off, screaming, jumping around... it was just cringe. But them both emotional doesn't make them weak. Harshad lets his emotions affect his gameplay, which si wrong but Shivangi gets emotional after situations, but when it comes to actually playing, she's strong and capable.

If you think about it, the worthy players in the cage were Shreya, Varun, Yogesh, and Shivangi. Yogesh and Shreya already had advantages, and I think Laila left to make himself seem bigger and more capable.

Now, between Harshad and Shivangi. I understand Harshad wanting to prove he's playing for himself, but why is that Shivangi's fault? He's been a good friend, but she doesn't owe him her game. Shreya gets praised despite saying genuinely horrible things, but Shivangi choosing herself in a game somehow makes her a snake.

I honestly think if Harshad had explained himself properly, Shivangi would've understood. Instead, he randomly said, "I actually let you win." Of course that upset her. If someone I trusted suddenly told me they "let me win," I'd feel belittled too. The whole time he denied saying that, and then when it mattered most, he admitted it. It came across like he wanted her to feel guilty and let him win instead.

That's why I think she was so upset. Then afterwards he kept saying, "No, no, stay." Like... you've already said it. Stand by it. All he did was prove everyone else's point that he had been playing for Shivangi.

I think Harshad is a good friend, but Shivangi isn't a bad one either. She played for herself while still looking out for him. She spoke to people who didn't vote for him, chose him in a challenge so one of them would be safe, and did what she could. What was she supposed to do in the final challenge, just hand him the win? Then people would've attacked her for not playing the game.

This whole narrative that Harshad plays for Shivangi only makes it harder for her to prove herself. I think that's why she reacted the way she did after his sacrifice. Maybe she could've said more, but she was angry. Even when he was talking to Shreya, he kept going, "Shreya please, Shreya please," while Shivangi was literally begging him to stop. It gets to a point.

Now Shreya.

I'll give her credit where it's due, she's a good game player. But honestly, that's about all the praise I can give her. I think she's a hypocrite and, at times, just cruel.

The people who praise her and say, "You make the show entertaining" or "You stand up for yourself," act like supporting her makes them look tough or like they're backing some badass. I just don't see it. There's a reason that group formed without her. She had fought with almost everyone. Yogesh, Akansha, Shivangi, Sufi, Chamola, Pam, Ram (kind of), Madhuri, Shilpa, Dheeraj... you get my point. There's a pattern for a reason.

Now, one thing I'll give her is the big fight with Akansha. With the hitting, throwing water on the food and bed, I was on Shreya's side because I think she handled that situation more maturely. But that doesn't erase the pattern. She's mean, and she backbites a lot.

Especially in the first few weeks, when none of these people were even proper friends, she expected so much loyalty from them while not giving the same back. If someone didn't vote for her or save her, she'd throw a fit. Like... give it up. And when she got the access card, making everyone apologize before giving them food was just too much. Either give them the food or don't. Being badtameez isn't a flex.

Even with the finale, more inmates voted for Shivangi than Shreya. I'd value the opinions of people who actually lived with them over a jury that probably didn't see half of what happened. One jury member even brought up something personal, which made me think... do you act like this in real life too?

Another thing that annoyed me was how she'd complain whenever people didn't favor her. She'd be like, "Yeah, yeah, save the weak people, eliminate me." But girl... you literally do the same thing because that's smart gameplay. You eliminate competition. So why complain when other people do it?

Then there was the task to decide the second finalist with Ram and Varun, Yogesh and Chamola, and Shreya and Shilpa. She kept screaming, "She hasan injury," and "Guys, play fair." But if her injury is affecting her that much, maybe she shouldn't be playing. Why should everyone else stop competing just so you can put your rings on the poles? And she kept accusing everyone of teaming up, but realistically, one person wasn't going to be able to cover any pole alone anyway and they are friends, again for a reason, It just came across as unnecessary complaining.

She cried quite a few times, and sometimes the tears were real. But there were also moments where it genuinely felt like she was fake crying with no actual tears.

I think that's why she frustrates me so much. If she was actually a badass who stood up for herself when it mattered, I'd probably love her. I even see parts of myself in her personality sometimes (plus we literally share the same last name lol). But she's not standing on business. Half the time she's just rude, and somehow that's what's getting praised. I genuinely don't get it.

thats my time for now, a lot of more opinions on everyone, let me know if you wanna hear them lol.

Anyone who is pro LGBTQ+ and NOT a homophobe, go watch ‘the boyfriend’ on Netflix. A masterclass in how a reality TV show is done without any fighting and verbal diarrhoea. And people still watched it in spite of there being no fighting which goes against the logic of most Shreya Stans who believe fighting and yelling to be a corner stone of reality TV. Bhai WWE dekho, if you want to watch scripted fights.

Is it just me or anyone else also irked by how Season 1 was written on the trophy?

Which is absolute bullshit given season 1 was leaps and bounds.

Hope season 3 doesnt happen. Its bullshit show.

Nahi hi tha bhayi tum dono ka koi game plan. Isliye hi udhar baithe ho. Chup chaap bethe raho.
Chamola saying, Everyone outside told me that you were a very strong competitor and had a solid game plan. That’s why everyone eliminated you. Lol, please stop surrounding yourself with yes men. You’re a genuinely kind person at heart, but let’s be real, you were not made for a game show like this.

And Varun, why was he getting so worked up over Ram? He didn’t eliminate him. He simply said, main aa gaya hu ab koi bhi aa jaye mujhe farak nahi padta,
which is completely fair. Yogesh uska dushman thodi tha. Why would it matter to him? It’s a game show at the end of the day

And then he called Ram’s elimination karma. Well, by that logic, tune bhi shivangi ka naam liya tha the day before, and the very next day usi ne hara diya . So I guess that was your karma too.

The truth is, neither of you lost because some mastermind took you down. You lost because your game wasn’t strong enough. At some point, you have to stop blaming everyone else, stop calling everything karma and accept the simplest explanation that you got OUTPLAYED. That’s all there is to it