Akanksha Chamola has said that contestants of Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa are contractually barred from joining another captive reality show. She discussed the reported restriction in an interview with SCREEN, saying the agreement applies to all contestants from the programme.

The contract has drawn attention amid speculation about whether contestants from Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa could appear on Bigg Boss 20. Chamola’s comments suggest that the reported agreement would prevent such participation, although the speculation about specific contestants entering the show has not been confirmed in the supplied material.

What Akanksha Chamola said about the contract

According to Chamola, the restriction covers appearances on another “captive” reality show after a contestant has participated in Lock Upp. She said the provision is not limited to an individual contestant but applies across the cast of the programme.

The comments place the focus on the contractual terms associated with Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa. No further details about the duration of the restriction or other provisions in the agreement were provided in the available report.

The issue became relevant as speculation emerged about Lock Upp contestants potentially joining Bigg Boss 20. Chamola’s remarks address that possibility by pointing to the contract, rather than confirming that any particular contestant had been approached or selected for the other show.

Chamola’s time on Lock Upp

Chamola herself appeared on Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa. During her stint on the programme, she discussed her divorce from Gaurav Khanna and spoke publicly about being bisexual.

Those personal disclosures formed part of her public journey on the show. Her latest comments concern the participation rules applying to the programme’s contestants rather than a new announcement about her own television plans.

Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa and Bigg Boss 20 are both referenced in the context of captive reality television, but the available information does not establish that any Lock Upp contestant will join the latter programme. Chamola’s statement only indicates that the reported contract is intended to prevent contestants from taking part in another show of that format.

For now, the contractual restriction remains the central point of the discussion. Any confirmed casting announcement involving Bigg Boss 20 would need to come from an official source or the programme’s makers; no such confirmation is included in the available material.