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Shreya Kalra Calls Out Ram Kapoor for Unwanted Kissing on Lock Upp

Contestant Shreya Kalra accuses Ram Kapoor of unnecessary kissing and touching, says ‘My father doesn’t kiss me that much’

During a heated locker‑room chat on Lock Upp, Shreya Kalra confronted fellow contestant Ram Kapoor, claiming his cheek‑kiss was unwanted and crossed personal boundaries.

On the latest episode of Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa, the atmosphere turned tense when Shreya Kalra took a stand against fellow contestant Ram Kapoor. While talking to Shilpa Shinde in the locker room, Shreya recalled an incident that left her feeling uncomfortable – a moment when Ram leaned in and planted a kiss on her cheek during a task.

"He came really close, almost as if he was going to spit on me," Shreya said, trying to convey how invasive the gesture felt. "He then kissed me, and I didn’t think it was necessary at all." She added that the contact made her uneasy, prompting her to speak up about the importance of personal limits.

She didn’t stop at just describing the kiss. With a hint of sarcasm, Shreya quipped, "My father doesn’t kiss me that much, so please, don’t kiss me either." The comment, part joke and part serious warning, underscored her frustration that a simple act of affection could be interpreted as crossing a line.

Earlier in the episode, Ram had kissed Shreya on the cheek after she won a task – a gesture the show often uses to reward contestants. But Shreya insisted that the affection was unwelcome this time, emphasizing that consent matters, even in a reality‑TV setting.

The confrontation came after the contestants voted for team leaders: Shivangi Joshi secured the top spot, while Akanksha Chamola became the second‑leader. The leadership challenge, however, was quickly eclipsed by the drama surrounding the alleged boundary breach.

Show hosts Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh have yet to address the incident on‑air, leaving viewers wondering whether the producers will intervene or let the matter play out among the participants. Meanwhile, fans are divided – some side with Shreya’s call for respect, others defend Ram’s intent as harmless.

Whatever the outcome, the episode has sparked a broader conversation about consent on reality television, reminding everyone that personal space should be respected, regardless of the spotlight.

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