'Helped My Father Plan His Death': Ram Kapoor Reveals Shocking Secret On Lock Upp 2

Ram Kapoor, who is currently in Lock Upp Season 2, has revealed one of the most emotional secrets that has left the entire house in tears. The actor revealed, ” I helped my father plan his death”. The actor shared that his father had battled pancreatic cancer once, but after his cancer relapsed at the age of 73, he didn’t wish to undergo treatment again, and Ram stood by him and supported his decision.

Ram Kapoor revealed, “His cancer relapsed during the COVID period. He called Gautami and told her that he wanted to talk to me. On the call, we discussed everything and, basically, he had decided that he didn’t wish to fight the disease anymore. He wanted to go, but he was scared of doing it alone. He still didn’t want anyone to know, but he wanted me to be

there, so he point-blank asked me, ‘Can you help me in dying?’ He managed to convince me that ki main nahi karunga to woh akele karenge, so he didn’t leave me with a choice.”

The actor further continued and revealed that when his father was admitted to the ICU, Ram was with him and said, “When he was admitted to the ICU, I was with him, and nobody knew that there was no treatment happening. He just wanted me to hold his hand and help him go, and I had promised him that I would do it. He was scared of being alone; he wasn’t scared of dying. He said he didn’t want anyone to cry at his funeral.”

The actor revealed that his sister and mother still don’t talk to him and concluded, “It has been more than five years. Everyone lives like a king, but he died like a king. Because of him, I saw death this close, and it’s nothing to me anymore.”

Ram Kapoor’s First Secret

Ram Kapoor got emotional as he opened up about a traumatic incident on Lock Upp 2. “I was molested in boarding school. I was in my 8th standard. I was around 13 years old. During my school days, at the end of the day, we used to talk and hang out in our dorms on each other’s beds. Basically, we used to have a great time. Then a 10th-standard student was on my bed with me. We were having fun and banter. He touched me under the blanket, and there were almost 30-40 children around, so I froze. I could not do anything. He continued to do so, and I did not know how to react. I did not know what to do or not to do. Should I endure it? Should I shout or not? I don’t know, but after some time I told him, ‘I do not like it.’ He stopped and immediately went away,” he shared.