‘Mujhe Karna Hi Nahi Hai’: Here’s Why Urfi Javed Won’t Participate In Kangana Ranaut’s Lock Upp 2

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut will be returning to the OTT platform with the second season of the much-awaited show, Lock Upp, season 2. The success of the first season has added to the anticipation of the audience, who just can't wait to get all the deets about the upcoming season. Amongst all the other names, the name of Internet sensation, Urfi Javed was doing rounds on the internet from quite some time now.

Urfi Javed Opens Up On Not Being A Part Of Lock Upp 2

Urfi Javed is one of the most talked about celebrities right now. Her quirky sartorial choices and her bold and wacky photoshoot with The Dirty Magazine, has been hogging the limelight. The actress rose to fame with her stint on Bigg Boss OTT. Now, it was being said that Urfi might be seen in Ekta Kapoor's upcoming show, Lock Upp 2. But the actress had denied the news. Urfi said. 'Mujhe approach hi nahi kiya gaya hai'.

Urfi also revealed the reason why she will not be a part of the show. During the media interaction, Urfi, dressed in a turquoise colored bold co-ord set, said, 'tum log chahte ho na main jail chali jaun? Lock Upp bhejne ki itni jaldi hai?' She further added, 'but Lock Upup definitely nahi hai, mujhe karna hi nahi hai.' Teasing the paparazzi, Urfi said, 'Main chali jaungi to tum log kya karoge mere bina, pagal ho jaoge, tumhara ghar-dhandha kaise chalega mere bina."

Meanwhile, there are also reports of Urfi participating in Rohit Shetty's Khatron Ke Khiladi's upcoming season. The actress, however, is yet to make an official statement in this regard. On the work front, Urfi was last seen in Splitsvilla 14.

During her recent photoshoot with The Dirty Magazine, Urfi opened up on her troubled relationship with her father and also talked about her suicide attempts. She further revealed that she used to copy designer clothes as no one would give it to her. From there on she started DIYing her outfits. "I'm from a small town, we would see clothes in movies and ask our tailors to copy them because we didn't have money to buy the original. It was very normal to do, in fact it was seen as a good thing."