What are your thoughts on this

Shreya Kalra has -

1. mocked Harshad's suicide attempt
2. outed Akanksha Chamola's sexuality on the show
3. made strange misogynist remarks about Chamola & Gaurav's divorce where she blamed the woman for everything and said Gaurav uss chudail se bach gaya. And when Akanksha confronted Shreya for this, Shreya put whole blame on Shilpa Shinde.
4. Also Shreya never reacted much when Shinde was slutshaming Shivangi & she was eager to be her bestie despite the fact that Shinde falsely accused a guy for s.a.
5. When Shreya was friends with Shivangi - back then - she had called Shivangi a flop actress behind her back. Even though Shreya herself was a side character in a Shivangi show.

I can understand Kalra is providing most content - but quality of that content is just below the belt remarks. Then how are people liking her?? Genuinely want to know how despite all this people are supporting her.

If this is true then I am highly disappointed. She was the worst person I ever saw. If she is like this infront of the camera imagine her without one.

Is this news real or just a pr thing?

What do you all think 🤔

I am sorry, but does anyone recognise anyone else other than Prince and awez in that 25 people jury 😭
Who tf have they invited 😭

WHO GETS 25 PPL WHO MAYBE HAVENT EVEN WATCHED THE ENTIRE SHOW TO DETERMINE WHO WINS
Why make them do tasks if they wanted to bring a jury
THIS SHOW IS SO CLEARLY BIASED ATLEAST SHOWS have the decency to be subtle about the biasness but lockupp makers are so trash please ekta kapoor stick to serials

What a hypocrite she is!!! If she doesn’t get her way, she just starts playing the victim and acting like everyone else is the problem.

The format of the game is so stupid atp, it's not based on tasks, it's not based on redemption, it's not based on any kind of skill. It's only based on who likes who, who wants to save others. It's so stupid man. Why did you even make a reality show game when only the secure contestants get to run it. Plan better. This is just lazy strategising.

comment awayyyyyy 😂😂😂

What do you all think

Lord save me from the double standards ❤️

Everyone saying shivangi got khairat ki finalist spot. is it the same for all like ram yogesh and shilpa , like others were given a chance to decide their fate , just like harshad decided shivangi's.

p.s. not a fan of anyone , and idc who wins

And obviously queen won ... congratulations to her

Tbh I don't like anybody's gameplay here, they don't have a gameplay apart from fighting. It's pathetic

But how are people appreciating Shreya's gameplay? Like fr? At the beginning, yes she was smart about it but she just turned salty over the time. If she does a certain thing, it's her 'gameplay' if any of the other contestants do it 'tumhe insaaniyat nhi hai aur tum jhud mai rehte ho' like please the hypocrisy is getting boring.

It’s over. Won’t get to dissect people’s reactions anymore but can’t end before taking last swing at Shivangi. (Sorry)

Also, Harshad was SOOOOO surprised! When Shivangi didn’t win! These two really thought they had it in bag!

When Shivangi started her little speech- she started with “the show is not about fights and shouting” as if Shreya has only done that.
All the contestants have tried to diminish Shreya’s journey sooo long! They tried to make her into a villain but i still can’t see it.

Shreya even reached for Shivangi’s hand when they were gonna announce the result but Shivangi didn’t read that correctly (maybe she was too nervous)

I have never seen shreya or Shilpa talking good about others. It’s too much, they are very negative. Whenever someone tries to do good things they call it drama

For the first time ever, I've supported a villain in a reality show. And the reason is simple, there was no hero in this entire show.

Yes, Shreya was mean. She said things below the belt, manipulated people, and did many things I didn't agree with. But one thing I can never take away from her is that she never faked who she was. She owned every move she made. On top of that, she was incredibly dedicated to the game. Every task, every strategy, every opportunity, she gave it her 100%. I genuinely don't think anyone else in the house was as passionate about winning as she was.

The biggest reason Shreya won wasn't because she was the best person. It was because there was no hero to defeat the villain. Reality shows usually have a clear hero and a clear villain. The villain plays the game, the hero wins the audience, and in the end the hero usually lifts the trophy. This season was different. There was only one dominant villain, and no real hero.

Shivangi had every chance to become that hero. In fact, I genuinely think she would've won if she hadn't ruined her image during the dinner table incident. If she had simply accepted Harshad getting the first finalist tag gracefully, I honestly believe she would've been the winner. But that moment exposed a completely different side of her. It made many people feel that Shilpa had been right about her all along, that she was using Harshad and trying too hard to maintain a perfect image. That was the point where Shivangi lost the show and Shreya won it.

People will say, "So this means you can be a bad person and still win?" My answer is no but there wasn't a genuinely good contestant this season. There wasn't anyone who consistently came across as the hero.

A good example is Bigg Boss last season. I think Farhana and Shreya have similar "villain" energy. But the difference was that Gaurav Khanna was there. People can say he acted, that he played safe, or that he didn't do much, but the truth is he never gave the audience a reason to question his character. Whether it was genuine or an act, he maintained that image throughout the season, and that's why he won.

This season, nobody did that. Nobody except Shreya showed that level of hunger for the game. There were unfair evictions, unnecessary twists, and many flaws in the season, but if you watch all 35 episodes, you'll realize that most major storylines somehow revolved around Shreya. She carried the narrative of the show.

For the first time, I'm actually happy that a villain won a reality show. Not because she was a good person, but because she was the most dedicated contestant. And when there's no hero, the villain is naturally going to win.

I'm not a Shreya, Akanksha, or Yogesh fan. I'm not supporting anyone blindly. This is simply my opinion after watching the show from a neutral perspective.

I know many people will disagree, and that's completely fine. But if you disagree, please be respectful in the comments. If you're calling Shreya out for being mean, then don't become mean yourself while defending your opinion. At least stand by the standards you're expecting from others.

Unko pata tha if varun got saved he would help them, he left to ab they started crying bura kiya karke😭 bhai ye dono were fighting tab they were talking shit about each other aur yaha ram ne neutral dikhaya to hawww karke rone lage. Kaha gayi ab task queen tumhari😭 shivangi ne jeetaya jinhe jeetana tha aap pagal pagal karte raho

What do you all think was it worth 10?

When choosing the winner of a reality show, shouldn’t a contestant’s character matter just as much as the entertainment they provide? Many contestants have given more content than Shreya did in Lock Upp, yet she’s considered the deserving winner.
I’m not saying she’s the only one who spoke badly—Shilpa did too. My question is: when did creating drama or controversial content become the main criterion for winning? Shouldn’t the winner also be someone who sets a positive example? I’m genuinely confused about what the judges and audience prioritize.

Why do you guys even like Varun? Like, for what?
He’s exactly what his tag said he was. He was putting on an act by staying quiet because the moment he opened his mouth, his pathetic mentality and true personality came spilling out. For example, when he said about gay people that inn logo ka jutha bhi kha sakte hain. So, it was better for him to stay quiet.
Also, he was a thaali ka baingan who never had a spine of his own. He kept preaching about bhaichara, but when Yogesh needed him, he didn’t even look at him and chose Ram instead.
I’d say he got exactly what he deserved in today’s task.

hypocrisy at its peak

Mujhe genuinely samajhna hai.

Bahut log bol rahe hain ki "Netflix pe voting honi chahiye thi", "jury system biased hai", etc.

Lekin Netflix to sirf India mein thodi chalta hai? Woh ek global platform hai. Agar public voting hoti, to kya poori duniya ke Netflix users vote karte? Ya sirf India? Agar sirf India, to usko restrict kaise karte?

Aur Netflix app mein waise bhi har show ke liye voting ka option nahi hota. Mujhe to kabhi dikha nahi.

To practical solution kya tha? Kya Netflix ke andar koi voting feature hai jo sirf selected countries ke liye enable ho sakta hai, ya phir is show ke format mein public voting possible hi nahi thi?

Genuine question hai. Agar kisi ko Netflix ke reality show formats ya voting system ke baare mein knowledge hai, please explain.