'I was molested': Ram Kapoor's secret shocks inmates; Sunita Ahuja exits Lock Upp 2 on health grounds

Drama intensifies in Lock Upp Season 2 as inmates reveal a new set of secrets that shock fans and fellow contestants. Meanwhile, Govinda's wife, Sunita Ahuja, has exited Lock Upp 2 merely 15 days after entering the show.

Sunita Ahuja exits Lock Upp 2 on health grounds; opens up about her film debut

It so happened that Sunita Ahuja cited health issues for her exit. After spending days inside the reality show, she said that her uncontrolled diabetes and other health concerns prompted the makers to allow her to leave the show.

Speaking about her exit, Sunita revealed that she had been struggling with her health and decided it was best to prioritise her well-being. Despite leaving the show midway, she expressed gratitude to the makers and fellow contestants for their support during her stay.

Sunita also opened up about her Bollywood debut, confirming that she will be making her acting debut alongside her son, Yash Vardhan Ahuja, in an upcoming film produced by Ektaa Kapoor. She revealed that the mother-son duo will share screen space, with Sunita playing Yash's on-screen mother. Calling it a special moment, she said, "Maa aur beta ek saath launch ho rahe hain," and sought everyone's blessings for her son's journey in the film industry.

Sunita Ahuja also opened up about Govinda's appearance on Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa, saying she thoroughly enjoyed the moment while also joking about their viral exchange over the actor bringing a "bullet" to the show.

Recalling Govinda's entry on the show, Sunita said she was delighted to see him. "Kya maza aa gaya mujhe (I enjoyed it so much). That moment itself was fun," she told ANI.

Referring to their light-hearted exchange on stage, Sunita recalled telling Govinda, "Arre khali woh goli hi leke aaya. Maine bola tu goli kyun laya Chi Chi, bandook bhi toh lata. Toh bolta hai goli toh aise phenk ke maarti hai. Maine bola lagta bhi nahi tujhe. (Why did you just bring the bullet, Chi Chi? You should have brought the gun too.)"

"He told me, 'You throw bullets just like this.' I replied, 'It doesn't even affect you.' Mera maara hua zubaan lagta hai, goli nahi. (It's my tongue that hits, not a bullet)," she added with a laugh.

The exchange came after host Farah Khan jokingly asked Govinda why he had brought a "bullet" after Sunita's earlier remarks. Govinda quipped, "I've even brought a bullet in my pocket. You had said you wanted to shoot me in the chest, so go ahead and do it now," turning the moment into a humorous exchange.

Sunita's remarks come against the backdrop of her candid comments on Lock Upp, where she spoke openly about her marriage with Govinda. During the show's premiere, she claimed the actor had multiple affairs and acknowledged "third-party involvement" in their relationship, while maintaining that she endured everything because of love.

Sunita on relationship with Govinda

In another episode, Sunita defended her husband during a conversation with Ram Kapoor, saying, "He is my husband. Even if he has 50 affairs, what does it have to do with you? He is my husband, and I am his wife."

"It was wonderful. I don't learn, I teach. Who will teach me when I teach the world? I really enjoyed being with the kids. I made friends with them, and Ram Kapoor has become a good buddy of mine. Everyone took such good care of me that I truly loved the experience," she said.

Sunita also reacted to Farah Khan calling her a "superstar."

"I genuinely am one. At this age, does any other woman have the courage to come out and do such work?" she said.

Ram Kapoor reveals he was molested at 13, leaves Farah Khan in tears

On the other hand, television actor Ram Kapoor had to reveal one of his secrets in Lock Upp Season 2's latest episode to save himself from eviction.

Ram revealed, "When I was in 8th standard and was 13 years old, I was molested. When school used to get over, we would sit together in our dorms and talk. A 10th standard student was sitting with me on my bed, and suddenly he touched me under the blanket. There were at least 30-40 children there, and I froze. I couldn't do anything, and he kept going."

He added, "Mujhe samajh nahi aa raha tha ki main kuch karun, naa karun yaa sirf bardasht karta rahoon? Yaa chillaun? Ya kya karun. Kaafi der baad maine unse kaha ki mujhe accha nahi lag raha hai. Voh ruk gaye aur immediately chale gaye. Main kaafi badal gaya uske baad. Kaafi chup ho gaya tha aur traumatised ho gaya tha. Lekin, unhone kuch hafton baad aake mujhse sorry bola. Uske baad jab bhi unhe mauka mila, voh mujhe ehsaas dilaate the ki voh sorry hain. (I didn't know what to do—whether I should do something, stay quiet and just tolerate it, or shout. I had no idea how to react. After quite some time, I finally told him that I wasn't feeling comfortable. He stopped immediately and walked away. After that, I changed a lot. I became very quiet and was deeply traumatised. However, a few weeks later, he came to me and apologised. After that, whenever he got the chance, he would make sure I knew he was genuinely sorry.)"

The actor revealed that the same person who molested him also helped him get out of the trauma.

"It's weird, but the person who caused my trauma also ended up helping me heal. We actually became good friends. This is a secret that even my children and my parents don't know—only Gautami knows about it. Even today, talking about it brings back the trauma, but I'm very happy that, because of everything that happened, I no longer have any fear of the LGBTQ community. Whenever I meet people like Sufi, I feel close to them. I don't feel any fear, inhibition or anything negative, even though I may not fully understand them. That person wasn't a bad person. He was simply curious and influenced by teenage hormones. We were both teenagers. He tried very hard to make things right with me. No one should ever have to go through something like this. But somewhere along the way, I learnt to appreciate everything in life. He did everything in his power to help me overcome the trauma."

After his confession, Sufi couldn't stop crying, recalling that he had also been molested once. Harshad Chopda was also visibly emotional, while Dheeraj broke down in tears. Farah Khan got teary-eyed and hugged Ram, saying, "I am sorry this happened to you."

Riteish added, "You are very strong. Last time you said you learnt something from me, today I have learnt something from you, and I am proud of you."