Riteish Deshmukh slams Yogesh Rawat over TRP claims on Lock Upp Season 2
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Key Takeaways
Bollywood actor Riteish Deshmukh, serving as jailor on the Netflix reality show Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa Season 2, publicly dressed down contestant Yogesh Rawat on 28 July after Rawat claimed his eviction had caused the show's TRP ratings to drop. The confrontation, which aired on the streaming platform, drew sharp attention for Deshmukh's uncharacteristically stern tone.
What Riteish Said
Deshmukh did not hold back, directly challenging Rawat's sense of self-importance. 'Yogesh, I was listening from outside. You said, ‘No, Yogesh, no Lock Upp?’ What do you think? This show is here because of you?' he said, recounting Rawat's alleged remarks about his own indispensability to the show.
Pushing further, Deshmukh questioned the basis of Rawat's TRP claims outright: 'The TRP fell because of you? Are you counting the TRP?' The rebuke was pointed — and deliberate.
The Elimination Dispute
At the centre of the row is Rawat's contention that his elimination was engineered and that his fan base reacted strongly enough to force his return. Deshmukh categorically rejected this framing, stressing that the eviction was the outcome of a task — not a decision made by the host, mentor, or the platform.
'Did I take you out? Did Farah take you out? Did Netflix take you out? Dheeraj took him out. A task took place for it,' Deshmukh said, underlining the process-driven nature of eliminations on the show.
Ram Kapoor Cited as Contrast
Deshmukh pointedly invoked fellow contestant Ram Kapoor — a well-established television and film actor — as an example of the humility the show expects. His message was clear: if a star of Kapoor's stature does not consider himself bigger than the platform, no contestant should. 'We are known for our work. We have seen the way you spoke,' Deshmukh said.
About Lock Upp Season 2
The second season of Lock Upp streams on Netflix and features 14 inmates, 2 jailers, and a format spanning 6 weeks. Contestants must complete tasks to earn in-game currency, which is required even for basic necessities such as food and supplies. The current cast includes Shilpa Shinde, Akanksha Chaudhary, Ram Kapoor, Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Harshad Chopra, Dhoopar, and Varun Yadav (also known as Laila). Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh co-host the season.
The first edition, which aired in 2022, was hosted by Kangana Ranaut with Karan Kundrra as jailor. Munawar Faruqui won that season. Season 2 marks a new hosting lineup and a Netflix-exclusive run.
Whether Rawat's attitude becomes a sustained flashpoint — or a one-episode moment — will likely shape his arc in the weeks ahead.