Lock Upp 2: Sufi Motiwala Levels Bullying Allegation Against Varun Yadav; Orry Comes Out In His Support

What Happened Inside Lock Upp 2?

A routine pairing activity inside Lock Upp 2: Sach Ya Sazaa took a dramatic turn when contestant Sufi Motiwala made serious allegations against fellow contestant Varun Yadav. Sufi brought up an alleged incident from before the reality show, claiming he had an uncomfortable encounter with Varun and his friends at a mutual friend’s party. The revelation left the contestants visibly stunned, while hosts Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh stepped in to address the matter.

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What Did Sufi Motiwala Allege?

During the episode, Sufi claimed that he attended a mutual friend’s party where Varun Yadav and his group allegedly surrounded him and made him feel uncomfortable.

Recalling the incident, Sufi said:

“I went to a mutual friend’s party where he was there with his friends. They all surrounded me and started bullying me. They played Kajra Re and asked me to dance. It made me feel very uncomfortable, and things reached a point where I felt unsafe.”

The allegation immediately changed the mood inside the house, with the conversation shifting from a light-hearted task to a serious discussion.

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How Did Farah Khan And Riteish Deshmukh React?

Following Sufi’s statement, hosts Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh questioned Varun Yadav about the allegations during the episode. The confrontation became one of the most talked-about moments of the season, with the hosts allowing both sides to respond while the rest of the contestants watched in silence.

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Orry Defends Varun Yadav

As clips from the episode began circulating online, social media personality Orry publicly came out in support of Varun Yadav through the comments section of a viral post.

Responding to the controversy, Orry wrote:

“It’s true we are good friends – maybe that balding guy in the video hit on him and got rejected so now that balding fellow is claiming that Laila is anti-LGBTQ. Laila is like a brother to me and has always been supportive and encouraging and I will not stand anyone saying anything against him for clout or views.”

Orry’s comment quickly gained traction online, adding another dimension to the debate unfolding across social media.