The upcoming episode of Netflix's Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa is set to bring an emotional moment as TV actor and Bigg Boss winner Gaurav Khanna enters the show as a visitor to meet Akanksha Chamola.
His appearance marks the duo's first meeting after Akanksha confirmed on the premiere episode of Lock Upp 2 that she and Gaurav are getting divorced and have been living separately for the past year.
The new promo was aired during tonight's (July 8) episode, giving viewers a glimpse of Gaurav Khanna's entry into the Lock Upp 2 house. Videos of the promo have also surfaced online.
Gaurav Khanna enters Lock Upp 2 after Akanksha Chamola's divorce revelation
In the latest promo, Gaurav Khanna makes a surprise appearance inside the Lock Upp 2 house, leaving Akanksha Chamola emotional. The two come face-to-face, with Akanksha seen teary-eyed during the emotional moment. Watch the promo video below:
For the unversed, before entering the Lock Upp jail, Akanksha was asked to pick a card on stage. She picked the Expose card and revealed that she and Gaurav were getting a divorce. She also shared that they had been living separately for the past year.
When Akanksha Chamola opened up about her sexuality in the show
Actress Akanksha Chamola had revealed her first lifeline during the premiere of the show. However, her second lifeline about her sexuality was exposed by fellow contestant Shreya Kalra during a conversation with Sufi Motiwala.
Earlier this week, hosts Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh revealed that Shreya Kalra had used Akanksha's second lifeline. Responding to this, Akanksha said, "I was bisexual before marriage. I have had relationships, not necessarily deeply intimate ones, but I have been in relationships with girls. I like girls; I admire them and am attracted to them. I feel that is my safe space. Growing up... I feel this is a patriarchal world, so you often gravitate towards your mother and sisters; there is a certain comfort zone found there. I love feminine energy. I really enjoy that comfort, and I thrive in it. We live in a society where people say girls can't be friends, that there is jealousy or competition. I didn't have any of that. To me, all women are beautiful. These are tags given by society; for me, it is true love. To me, all women are beautiful."
Netflix's show Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa streams now on Netflix, every Saturday to Thursday at 8 pm.
