Lock Upp Sach Ya Saza: Production Designer Omung Kumar Calls It 'Completely Different' From Season 1 - EXCLUSIVE

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Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa is coming, and fans are eagerly waiting to know more. Recently, we shared a list of confirmed contestants who will be entering the Riteish Deshmukh and Farah Khan-hosted show. And now, we are taking you inside the all-new setup for the Netflix series. Ram Kapoor, Shivangi Joshi, Pamela Serena and other contestants of the show will be entering the lavish new set soon. Ahead of the show's premiere, noted production designer Omung Kumar spoke about the lavish design, built at an undisclosed location, and his inspiration for the interiors.

Lock Upp Sach Ya Saza Is 'Completely Different'

Sharing a glimpse of Farah and Riteish's room, Omung exclusively told us, "Basically, jailers think they know it all and that they have to be one step ahead of everyone. There are LEDs here so they can keep an eye on all the inmates, but it is still their space. What these two are going to do here, we don’t know yet, but we wanted a slightly swankier."Describing it as a mix of comfortable, leather and wood, he added that he has taken some inspiration from Season 1's set. "Thoda jhalak waha ka yaha laane ke liye kiya hai."An interesting detail was that there was only one chair in the jailers’ spot. Farah or Riteish, who will take the throne? Omung refused to spill the beans but hinted that contestants will be seen coming in and out of the room.He further said, "Human ne agar kuch kaand kiya hai toh uski saza milegi. But of course, they are celebrities, so I have to treat them well. It is a confined area, but with little upgrade. It is an undisclosed location."When asked more about the concept of Season 2, Kumar stated, "It has nothing to do with the first season. It is a completely different show. This is Lock Upp: Sach ya Saza, a new show on Netflix."

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The set also includes a balcony, where contestants can be seen standing on the top. The makers have also added some well-built bouncers to keep inmates in check."Since it is a new place, even I cannot fully predict what will be used how. It depends on the creators and jailers, and which cell opens first. Will they be punished, earn money, or gain rewards? We don’t know yet, you and I are figuring it out together," said Kumar. The show is set to premiere on Netflix on June 27.