Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Choudhary accuses Shreya Kalra of 'false narratives'

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Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Choudhary accuses Shreya Kalra of 'false narratives'

Synopsis

Freshly evicted from Lock Upp 2, Akanksha Choudhary has gone on the offensive — publicly accusing co-contestant Shreya Kalra of running a months-long campaign of fabricated narratives inside the house. With the finale imminent and eight contestants still in the running, her claims could shift audience loyalties at the most critical moment of the season.

Key Takeaways

Akanksha Choudhary was recently evicted from Lock Upp 2 and has since accused co-contestant Shreya Kalra of creating ‘false narratives’.
Choudhary alleged Shreya made claims about fellow contestants Shilpa and Madhuri that were fabricated and unsupported by evidence.
Shreya Kalra has not publicly responded to the allegations as of this report.
8 contestants remain in the house ahead of the Lock Upp 2 finale, including Shilpa Shinde , Ram Kapoor , and Shivangi Joshi .
The show is hosted by Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh ; the first season was won by Munawar Faruqui in 2022 .

Recently evicted Lock Upp 2 contestant Akanksha Choudhary has levelled fresh allegations against co-contestant Shreya Kalra, accusing her of fabricating claims and constructing false narratives without supporting evidence. Choudhary made the remarks to reporters in Mumbai shortly after her eviction from the reality show.

What Akanksha Choudhary Said

Speaking candidly after her exit, Choudhary alleged that several of Shreya's in-show statements were manufactured to shape public perception. “There are a lot of things that haven’t come out on camera. It’s good that people have finally caught these things. In the beginning, she kept lying that she does fake PR and negative PR. Now everyone knows who did it. Her proofs are also out,” she said.

Choudhary went further, citing specific examples she claims illustrate a pattern of deception. “There is no proof for the allegations she had for months. Because she hasn’t done it till date. She has made a lot of narratives on the basis of lies. For example, I told Shilpa that she has lied about her parents. Her parents are like that. This has never happened. There was no such conversation. So, I think she was making a narrative,” she alleged.

The Madhuri Warning

Choudhary also claimed she had flagged Shreya’s alleged behaviour to fellow contestant Madhuri during the show. “I also told Madhuri that she lies about things to make a narrative. And because of that, I’ll have to explain the same for months. I know what happens next. I know what the media will ask next. Your life can also change on the basis of a narrative. Madhuri had explained that to her. But she didn’t understand it. And she lied about it,” Choudhary added.

Notably, Shreya Kalra has not publicly responded to these specific allegations as of the time of this report.

Who Remains in the House

With the Lock Upp 2 finale approaching, the remaining contestants are Akanksha Chamola, Shilpa Shinde, Ram Kapoor, Yogesh Rawat, Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Harshad Chopra, and Varun Yadav (also known as Laila).

About Lock Upp 2

The second season of Lock Upp is hosted by Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh. The format places 14 inmates in a lock-up for 6 weeks, with 2 jailers overseeing proceedings. Contestants must complete tasks to earn in-game currency used to access food, supplies, and privileges.

The original season, hosted by Kangana Ranaut in 2022 with Karan Kundrra as Jailor, was won by Munawar Faruqui. The second edition carries forward the same high-stakes format, with audience engagement playing a key role in evictions and the eventual winner.

As the finale draws near, the fallout from Choudhary’s allegations is likely to shape viewer sentiment and add another layer of drama to the show’s closing episodes.

Point of View

And Choudhary’s remarks follow a well-worn playbook: the evicted contestant reframes the in-house narrative before the finale audience locks in its verdict. What is notable here is the specificity of the allegations — naming conversations with Shilpa and Madhuri gives the claims a verifiable quality that vague accusations lack. Whether Shreya Kalra responds before the finale will determine how much these claims actually move the needle. Reality show controversies tend to dissolve quickly once the winner is crowned, but if Kalra is a finalist, this feud could follow her into the public eye long after the lock-up doors close.
NationPress
3 Aug 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was Akanksha Choudhary evicted from Lock Upp 2?
The show has not detailed the specific reason for Akanksha Choudhary’s eviction beyond the standard audience-vote elimination format. She was among the contestants removed before the Lock Upp 2 finale.
What exactly did Akanksha Choudhary accuse Shreya Kalra of?
Choudhary accused Shreya Kalra of fabricating conversations and building false narratives inside the Lock Upp 2 house without evidence. She cited alleged lies about fellow contestants Shilpa and Madhuri as specific examples.
Has Shreya Kalra responded to Akanksha Choudhary’s allegations?
As of this report, Shreya Kalra has not publicly responded to the allegations made by Akanksha Choudhary following her eviction from Lock Upp 2.
Who are the remaining contestants in Lock Upp 2?
The eight contestants still in the Lock Upp 2 house ahead of the finale are Akanksha Chamola, Shilpa Shinde, Ram Kapoor, Yogesh Rawat, Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Harshad Chopra, and Varun Yadav (Laila).
Who hosts Lock Upp 2 and how does the show work?
Lock Upp 2 is hosted by Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh. The format places 14 contestants in a lock-up for 6 weeks, where they complete tasks to earn in-game currency for basic necessities, with audience votes determining evictions.
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