Lock Upp winner Shreya Kalra gets Rs 1 crore

Shreya Kalra won *Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa* Season 2 on August 5, closing the reality show’s run with a Rs 1 crore prize and the winner’s trophy. Multiple Indian outlets reported that Kalra beat Shivangi Joshi in the grand finale, while Yogesh Rawat finished as second runner-up. The finale followed a season that several reports said ran for 35 days and ended with a last round of “Agnipariksha” challenges. (hindustantimes.com) The result put Kalra, a content creator and reality-show contestant, at the center of one of India’s more closely followed streaming reality finales this week. (indianexpress.com) Hindustan Times and India Today reported that after the episode aired, she celebrated with friends and family and dedicated the trophy to people who had supported her during the competition. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com) ### How did the finale end? August 5 was the date of the grand finale, and reports said the last episode narrowed the field from five finalists to one winner. Indian Express said Shreya Kalra was crowned champion, with Shivangi Joshi named first runner-up and Yogesh Rawat second runner-up. Times Now and other outlets separately matched that finishing order. (hindustantimes.com) The top five finalists were Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Yogesh Rawat, Ram Kapoor and Shilpa Shinde, according to live coverage and post-finale reports. Hindustan Times said Ram Kapoor was eliminated after a physical task in the finale before the contest moved toward its closing rounds. (hindustantimes.com) ### What exactly did Shreya Kalra win? The Rs 1 crore cash prize was attached to the winner’s title, according to Indian Express, Hindustan Times and other entertainment reports published after the episode. Those reports also said Kalra lifted the season trophy as part of the finale ceremony. The number became the headline detail across nearly every account of the ending. (indianexpress.com) News9Live, cited in the source briefing for this story, and follow-up coverage from other outlets all described the finale around the same two facts: Kalra won the show and took home Rs 1 crore. ### Who hosted the final episode? Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh hosted the finale, according to Indian Express and Times of India live coverage. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com) Their names appeared in reports previewing and recapping the last episode, which presented the final redemption and elimination rounds before the winner was announced. The finale was described by several outlets as a star-studded closing episode for Netflix’s *Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa*. (indianexpress.com) Some reports referred to the show simply as *Lock Upp 2*, while others used the full subtitle carried through the season’s coverage. ### What did Kalra say after the win? (indianexpress.com) Hindustan Times reported that Shreya Kalra said she had been looked down on for being a content creator and later dedicated the trophy to her friends. India Today also reported that she dedicated the win to people who stood by her and defended her outside the show. Zoom and other post-finale reports said Kalra went on Instagram Live after the result and celebrated with supporters. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com) Those reports framed the immediate aftermath around her comments on support from friends, colleagues and family following the finale broadcast. ### Where can viewers place this in the season timeline? The season ended on August 5, 2026, with the finale episode serving as the closing installment after weeks of eliminations and challenge rounds. (indianexpress.com) Economic Times said the competition lasted 35 days before concluding with the final episode. The named finalists at the finish were Shreya Kalra, Shivangi Joshi, Yogesh Rawat, Ram Kapoor and Shilpa Shinde, and the final on-air result placed Kalra first, Joshi second and Rawat third. (hindustantimes.com) That finishing order is the next concrete reference point for any follow-up coverage of contestants, interviews or reunion appearances after the August 5 finale. (indianexpress.com) (economictimes.indiatimes.com) (zoomtventertainment.com)