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Popular contestant and actor Dheeraj Dhoopar of the reality show ‘Lock Up: Sach Ya Saja’ came into limelight when host Riteish Deshmukh accused his family of violating the rules of the show. Ritesh revealed that Dheeraj’s family had allegedly tried to send chits containing strategy to the game inside the show. He called it against the rules of the show and also gave a strict warning to Dheeraj.

In the recent episode, Riteish Deshmukh asked direct questions to Dheeraj Dhoopar regarding this matter. He told that the makers of the show got information several times that attempts were being made to send small hand-written notes on behalf of Dheeraj’s family.

In these notes, things to playing the game better and winning strategies were written. Ritesh made it clear that in a reality show like ‘Lock Up: Sach Ya Saja’, every contestant has to play his own game and taking any kind of help from outside is against the rules.

Speaking to Dheeraj, Ritesh said, “We do not allow any family member to meet the contestants. However, on humanitarian grounds, we allowed your son to meet you. That day too, an attempt was made by your family to send a chit inside the show. We did not give much importance to it at that time and let it go. But once again along with your belongings, your family tried to send a chit with the winning strategy.”

Ritesh explained to Dheeraj, “In the show, all the contestants have to play the game on their own based on their understanding, thinking and ability. Any kind of outside help can affect the fairness of the show. This is the last warning to you, if any such mistake is repeated in future, strict action will be taken against you.”

After this whole matter came to light, Dheeraj Dhoopar looked quite embarrassed. He apologized to Riteish Deshmukh and said that he had no knowledge of the incident. He never asked for outside help from his family and wanted to play the game on his own.

Dheeraj also appealed to his family through the camera not to make such attempts again. He said that he is capable of playing his own game and does not need any outside help.