Pakistani actress and content creator Romaisa Khan has left social media users laughing after sharing a hilarious spoof inspired by one of the most talked-about moments from Lock Up Season 2.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, Romaisa playfully recreated Shivangi Joshi's viral challenge to Shreya Kalra following the reality show's dramatic finale, with her comic performance quickly winning over fans online.
During the show, Shivangi had confidently challenged Shreya by saying, "If you win, change my name," believing there was little chance of her taking home the trophy.
However, the finale delivered a surprising twist when Shreya Kalra emerged as the winner of Lock Up Season 2, making Shivangi's bold statement one of the most memorable moments discussed by fans after the show's conclusion.
Seizing the opportunity, Romaisa recreated the viral moment in her signature comedic style. She first mimicked Shivangi's challenge before jokingly asking, "What should we name you now? Annabelle? Oh wait, you already look like her," leaving viewers laughing at her playful sense of humour.
She then adjusted her hairstyle to resemble Shivangi's signature front bangs before dramatically pretending to cry while repeatedly calling out "Harshad." The performance appeared to humorously reference Shivangi's emotional moments on the reality show and her close bond with fellow contestant Harshad Chopda, something that had frequently become a talking point among viewers throughout the season.
Romaisa's video quickly began circulating across social media, with fans praising her expressions, comic delivery and attention to detail.
Many viewers commented that she had perfectly captured Shivangi's mannerisms, while others filled the comments with laughing emojis and jokes about Shivangi's earlier challenge now that Shreya had officially won the competition.
Romaisa Khan has built a strong reputation as one of Pakistan's most popular digital entertainers. She first rose to fame through her viral comedy videos on TikTok and Instagram before successfully establishing herself as an actress.
Over the years, she has appeared in television projects including Paristan, Hadsa and Masters, as well as making her film debut in John.