Controversial reality show, Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa got a lot more rebellious and unpredictable. Just when the inmates thought they had settled into their gangs, Apoorva Mukhija aka The Rebel Kid makes a dramatic wildcard entry. The captive reality show, Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa is ready to shake up every equation inside the Lock Upp.The social media influencer is known for her unfiltered personality and unapologetic opinions. She steps into the most trending Lock Upp and is ready to stir things up. As she enters the game. It will be interesting to watch if The Rebel Kid can create new equations, disrupt existing ones and change the game altogether?
Apoorva reveals she doesn’t like Shilpa Shinde
Speaking about entering the show, Apoorva shares, “I’m actually really nervous. I had promised myself I’d never do another captive reality show, but here I am. The truth is, I’m completely addicted to Lock Upp. I’ve never really followed reality television apart from the one I was part of, but this show has completely hooked me, along with all my friends. We pause episodes, take screenshots, make memes and dissect every contestant’s journey. My entire social media feed is Lock Upp. I won’t lie, I don’t like Shilpa Shinde. Someone I’ve genuinely loved watching is Pamala Serena. She’s really humanised herself on the show. That said, I’m not walking into the house to make friends or build bonds. I’m here to play the game.”Apoorva, who has watched every move, friendship and rivalry unfold from the outside, enters the Lock Upp with strong opinions. She has a sharp understanding of the strategies each inmate has been relying on.After her entry in the show, Apoorva was made the gang leader of the fourth group which includes Ram Kapoor, Shreya Kalra, Akanksha Chaudhary and Apoorva herself. As she is a new entry all her teammates got secured for the week and Shivangi and her gang members were put at risk. Shivangi was also asked to hand over her access card to Apoorva.Will her outsider perspective and fearless approach turn the game on its head?
