Ekta
Kapoor's
reality
show
Lock
Upp
has
been
hitting
the
headlines
since
its
announcement.
The
show
is
nearing
its
finale
and
the
game
is
getting
tougher
with
each
passing
day.
During
the
weekend,
the
contestants,
who
are
in
the
danger
zone,
save
themselves
by
revealing
their
secrets.
In
the
recent
episode,
Munawar
decided
to
save
Saisha
Shinde
by
revealing
his
dark
secret.
He
shared
that
he
was
sexually
abused
when
he
was
just
six
or
seven-year-old,
which
led
the
host
of
the
show
Kangana
Ranaut
to
also
open
up
on
being
sexually
assaulted
in
childhood.
Munawar
revealed,
"I
was
six
to
seven
years
old
when
I
was
sexually
assaulted.
They
were
relatives.
It
continued
for
four
to
five
years.
It
was
close
family
and
I
didn't
understand
it
then.
In
fourth
year,
when
it
went
extreme,
they
realised
they
should
stop."
He
said
that
he
has
never
shared
this
with
anyone
as
he
has
to
face
them
and
added
that
he
didn't
find
any
use
of
telling
it
to
anyone.
Munawar
further
added
that
his
dad
might
know
about
it
as
he
had
said
something
once
that
made
him
feel
like
he
knew
it.
Kangana
then
narrated
her
story
and
revealed,
"Munawar,
so
many
kids
every
year
go
through
this
kind
of
harassment
but
no
one
discusses
this
on
a
public
platform.
Everyone's
been
touched
inappropriately
in
childhood.
This
has
been
experienced
by
many
including
me.
In
my
town
when
I
was
quite
small,
a
boy,
who
was
a
few
years
older
than
me,
used
to
inappropriately
touch
me.
But
I
didn't
know
back
then
what
it
meant."
Kangana
said
every
child
has
to
go
through
this,
no
matter
how
protective
their
family
is.
The
actress
feels
kids
can't
be
educated
about
this
when
they
are
too
young.
She
also
shared
another
incident
and
said,
"Humare
mohalle
mein
choti
hi
umar
ka
ek
ladka
tha
but
humse
teen
chaar
saal
bada
tha
(There
was
a
guy
in
our
neighbourhood
who
was
just
3-4
years
older
than
us).
Obviously
he
was
exploring
his
sexuality.
Hum
bache
bahot
chote
chote
the.
Hum
logon
ko
bulate
the.
Humare
kapde
utarte
the.
Humko
check
karte
the.
Hum
paanch
cheh
saal
ke
the.
Humein
uss
time
pe
samajh
nahi
aata
tha
ki
humare
saath
kya
ho
raha
hai
(We
were
just
5-6
year
old
kids
then.
They
use
to
call
us
and
undress
us.
They
used
to
check
us.
At
that
time
we
didn't
know
what
was
happening
with
us).
But
yeh
mujhe
lagta
hai
kaafi
badi
parecentage
bachon
ki
hai
(But
I
feel
a
huge
percentage
of
kids
go
through
this)
who
go
through
this
and
there's
a
huge
stigma
behind
this
specially
for
men.
And
it
is
very
brave
of
you,
Munawar."
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