Lock Upp: From Munawar Faruqui's 'dogla' game to earning enough to pay his debts; Karanvir Bohra's 5 SHOCKING statements

Karanvir Bohra has been eliminated from Lock Upp for the second time. Post the show, the actor made some shocking statements.

By: Nikita Thakkar | Updated: April 22 2022, 10:01 AM IST

bollywoodlife.com photo — Karanvir Bohra eliminated for second time

It is for the second time that Karanvir Bohra has been eliminated from Kangana Ranaut's show Lock Upp. Karan Kundrra, the jailor of the show, asked Karanvir Bohra, Payal Rohatgi and Ali Merchant to meet him in jhol ghar where he announced that The Casino actor has received the least amount of votes amidst all three. He was asked to leave the show but not with Karanvir Bohra expressing his disbelief. To Karan Kundrra, he stated that he does not know what wrong is he doing. Now, once out of the show, Karanvir Bohra did an Instagram live to connect with the audience and spoke at length about a lot of things.

bollywoodlife.com photo — Munawar Faruqui is 'dogla'

When asked about Munawar Faruqui, he called his co-contestant as a hypocrite. He said, 'Everyone betrayed Munawar recently but that happens when others realise they have been used. Munawar thinks they are his people and 'bakras' never win. He will realise his mistake when he comes out. Eventually, the game will make contestants play against each other even if they don't want to.' Further, he added, 'Munawar will get a taste of his medicine. He doesn't say anything. He plays a 'dogla' game.'

bollywoodlife.com photo — Karanvir Bohra can now settle his debt

During the live session, one fan asked him about his debt. To this, the actor said that he has earned enough from the show that he can settle it now. He said, 'I have earned so much from the show that my debt will be settled.” He added, ‘It is a good enough answer for you as the show was good enough for me.'

bollywoodlife.com photo — Karanvir Bohra is glad that he is out of Lock Upp

Though during the second elimination, he expressed disappointment, later he told his fans that he was glad that he is out of the show since there was a lot of physical violence happening against the women in the show. He said, '“I am very glad that I’m out of the show, as it has come to such a point where I couldn’t do it. Literally, a lot of physical violence was happening toward women and I’m completely against that. And I had to take that stand. There was a lot of abusive language going on. I have a family, and I have a life outside, It’s like if you have nothing to lose, the show is great for you. I have a lot at stake. I did get badass at my level, and not like this. I cannot lose my dignity and play my game.'

bollywoodlife.com photo — Karanvir Bohra on turning monster for Lock Upp

The eliminated contestant revealed that he wasn't ready to turn a monster for the show. He said, 'The show wanted me to become a freaking monster, I don't have ghatiyapan in me. These contestants will end up feeling disappointed.'

bollywoodlife.com photo — Karanvir Bohra calls Prince Narula 'chachi'

In the end, Karanvir Bohra also spoke about the new contestant of Lock Upp - Prince Narula. He mentioned that he did not like Prince taking a stand for the wrong. He even called him 'chachi' and stated that Prince is narrow-minded. Karanvir Bohra reportedly said, 'I am very disappointed with Prince. For a man who has won four reality shows, he supported Zeeshan in his fight with Azma when I was shouting at him. There are a lot of instances where I feel that he shouldn't have behaved like that. He needs to stand up for the right. I am happy when Zeeshan apologised but the gesture of showing the middle finger was wrong. When Karan evicted him, Prince questioned the move. You cannot give people a second chance because they are your friends, specially when it's the question of violence against women. Prince is behaving like a chachi the way he sits around and gossips. He is asking to borrow followers from Anjali. He is narrow-minded.'

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