Shreya Kalra has emerged as the winner of Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa Season 2, taking home the winner’s trophy and a cash prize of ₹1 crore after a closely contested grand finale.
Hosted by Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh, the reality show’s finale concluded on Wednesday night after weeks of intense competition, emotional confessions, strategic gameplay and dramatic eliminations. Shreya defeated fellow finalist Shivangi Joshi, winning by seven votes. The winner was decided through votes cast by the Janta Jury, former contestants and the show’s hosts.
Shivangi Joshi Finishes Runner-Up
The grand finale narrowed down the competition to the Top 3 contestants—Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi and Yogesh Rawat.
Before the final announcement, Yogesh Rawat was eliminated after the jury selected Shreya and Shivangi as the Top 2 finalists. Following his exit, Yogesh became emotional, saying he had hoped to earn respect through the show despite not winning.
How the Grand Finale Unfolded
The finale began with energetic performances by former contestants before the Top 5 finalists—Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Ram Kapoor, Shilpa Shinde and Yogesh Rawat—competed in the final challenges.
Ram Kapoor became the first finalist to exit after losing a puzzle-based task. Later, Shilpa Shinde was eliminated following a bluff challenge, leaving Shreya, Shivangi and Yogesh to battle for the title.
The Top 3 also faced questions from the Janta Jury before voting determined the finalists. Ultimately, Shreya Kalra secured the highest number of votes to claim the Season 2 title.
A Journey Filled With Drama and Emotional Revelations
Over its 35-day run, Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa featured contestants from different backgrounds who shared deeply personal stories while navigating intense tasks and alliances inside the house.
The season remained in the spotlight for its emotional moments, unexpected twists and celebrity appearances, keeping viewers engaged until the grand finale.
With her victory, Shreya Kalra joins the list of Lock Upp champions, capping off a memorable season with the coveted trophy and ₹1 crore prize.
