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Prince Narula enters the Lock Upp!

Kangana Ranaut’s nerve-wracking reality show Lock Upp is living up to its hype with the twists and turns. The show will now witness the entry of the biggest troublemaker of his time, Prince Narula. Prince, a winner of several...

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Updated At : 02:11 PM Apr 19, 2022 IST

Kangana Ranaut’s nerve-wracking reality show Lock Upp is living up to its hype with the twists and turns. The show will now witness the entry of the biggest troublemaker of his time, Prince Narula. Prince, a winner of several popular reality shows, is all set to add more masala to the show. He says, “I am very excited. Lock Upp is different and I am entering the show as a troublemaker, not a contestant… The concept is different.”

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