Lock Upp: Poonam Pandey reveals she was denied entry into her house after stepping out of hospital

Kangana Ranaut -hosted Lock Upp has become a popular reality show that has kept the viewers hooked for its controversial and raw content. Every week the kaidis are making headlines for their interesting revelations from their past on the show. Recently, model-actor Poonam Pandey recalled the time when her family was kicked out of society because of her public image.

In the recent episode, Poonam was seen getting emotional as she spoke to co-contestant Kaaranvir Bohra about her life struggles. "I am talking about just 3-4 years ago. I was with my family - my mom, dad sister. ..we were all living together. We were kicked out of the society because it was my family. Mom and dad did not say anything because I was the only person earning in the family. Have I ever said bad things about anyone? Try finding one such article. All I do is stay in my corner and do my work." she said while wiping her tears off.

Kaaranvir held her hands to calm her down by saying, “Tu bhai hai bhai (you are a brother),” while Poonam continued, “I stepped out of the hospital and was denied entry into my house. Everyone says I am wrong and bad. People do not try to understand me, but they judge me. At least meet me and try to understand me before you judge me.”

In earlier episodes, Poonam had opened up about her bad relationship with Sam Bombay and how things went wrong between them. She claimed that she suffered a brain haemorrhage due to all the violence.

Meanwhile, the celebrity jail also witnessed some high voltage drama as Kaaranvir and Mandana Karimi indulged in an ugly spat with Anjali Arora over the preparation for the arena performance of the week. Mandana badmouthed Anjali calling her “little sh**” and “little b***h”, to which Anjali retorted, “ Apne abhi ye little bit dekha nahi hai. Ye little bit aayi na bahar to ye big bit bachegi nahi. (You have not seen this little b***h and if she comes to the fore, that big b***h won't be able to take it).”