New Delhi: The National Commission for Women (NCW) has allegedly taken cognitive to porn and tremendous materials shown in the reality show house arrest, which streams on the owl app. The commission has called the show’s hosts, actor Ajaz Khan and the CEO of the owl to appear in front of it on 9 May.
The action follows the trend of viral clips from the show, where women pressurize to do intimate work on the camera. “NCW Ullu app shows suo moto cognizance of pornographic materials on the show house arrest. Viral clips are being forced into intimate acts on camera. NCW has slammed the platform to promote vulgity and violate the consent,” posted on X, which declares summons.
The NCW Ullu app takes cognizance of pornographic materials on the show house arrest. The viral clips show that women are being included in intimate acts on camera. NCW slammed the stage to promote obscenity and violate the consent. The CEO and the host were called on 9 May. #Womendignity #NCWACTS #ULUAPP– NCW (@Ncwindia) 2 May, 2025
House Arrest, which began streaming on 11 April 2025, has been marketed as an unfolded version of popular captive reality format such as Bigg Boss and Lock UPP. Hosted by former Bigg Boss contestant Ajaz Khan, 12 participants -nine women and three men were locked inside a luxury villa, with a series of controversial works.
A specially criticized section shows Khan instructing contestants to display sexual positions, inspiring serious backlash online. In another moment, when a female contestant expressed unfamiliarity with a special act, Khan allegedly asked other participants to implement it on camera.
Amid growing public concern, Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyka Chaturvedi took it in X, “I have raised it in the standing committee that apps like Ulu and Alt Balaji have succeeded in avoiding the ban on pornographic materials I & B. I am still waiting for their response.”
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The dispute came only a few weeks after the Supreme Court issued notice to the Center, OTT platforms, and social media networks on a pile, seeking strict regulation and ban on pornographic materials on digital platforms.
