01 July,2026 02:51 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Ram Kapoor, Farah Khan (Pics/Instagram, Yogen Shah)
The latest episode of Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa witnessed a tense face-off between Farah Khan and Ram Kapoor. In a dramatic twist, jailer Farah Khan asked three safe inmates - Harshad Chopda, Akanksha Chamola, and Sunita Ahuja - to file a chargesheet against five fellow inmates. While she was interacting with them, Ram Kapoor misbehaved with her.
On the show, Farah questioned Ram's approach to the game and said, "I want to ask you, every show you do, you're playing the lead. And you have become a background actor after coming here." Ram casually tried to stop Farah by raising his hand and responded with his "I don't care" attitude, stating, "For me, it is funny. I am the way I am, just like this."
Farah again tried to give Ram a reality check and said, "What you are doing, this lecturing you are doing, you are not like that at all." Ram, however, remained adamant and said, "Toh nikaal do (Then kick me out). I am not going to change. I am the way I am."
Farah then took a direct jab at Ram and said, "Those people who don't change, they become dinosaurs." Ram responded, "I will become a dinosaur." Despite being visibly annoyed by Ram's behaviour, Farah calmed the situation by reminding him she was advising him as a friend, and not as a host. Eventually, an irritated Farah Khan said, "His charges should have been different, should have been called stubborn a''." This comes days after Ram was trolled for entitled behaviour.
A few days back, Ram Kapoor halted a task according to his convenience, after which he was tagged as entitled by fans. The controversy unfolded during a physically demanding task in which contestants were expected to follow the rules without interruptions. However, Ram refused to proceed, repeatedly asking for water despite being informed that the task could not be paused. One social media user wrote, "Ram Kapoor is behaving so entitled. Everyone else is following the rules." Another commented, "If every contestant stopped a task because they wanted something, there would be no point in having rules."
Apart from this, Ram also drew attention for his remark on normalising cheating in marriage. "In a bad phase, if by mistake something happens, and you can't live without your partner or your children, then time heals everything, and nothing is a deal-breaker," Ram said. However, Akanksha Chamola and other female contestants countered his ideology.
