The Traitors

The Traitors started off as an engaging reality show, keeping viewers hooked with its clever gameplay and suspenseful eliminations. Throughout the season, the show successfully built tension and curiosity, making it a compelling watch. However, the finale was a huge letdown-it felt overly scripted and painfully obvious, reminiscent of daily saas-bahu dramas rather than a smart reality competition.

Another drawback was how the Traitors themselves were portrayed as outright villains, when in reality, they were just playing their role as a team in the game. Despite these flaws, the journey until the last episode was exciting and worth watching for reality TV fans.

The show had potential, but the "Bollywood tadka" ultimately ruined it. What started as an intriguing adaptation of a successful Western format quickly devolved into a cringe-worthy spectacle, especially by the final episode. It was too obviously scripted and they didn't need to make it that clear. I mean what is this stupidity around "maine unko baat karte sun liya tha".

Also, not sure why Karan Johar is always given something which he doesn't deserve. Where are other talented people of Indian Cinema Industry.

However, the concept of show is tremendously entertaining and I really hope it is directed, produced and transparently executed by some genuine lovers of such entertaining show.

Bollywood please growwwwwwww upppp.

Traitors - More Script Than Strategy

Traitors tries to be a thrilling reality game but feels heavily scripted with a weak narrative. The eavesdropping twist and finale feel fake and forced, killing the suspense.

The bias towards Uorfi is painfully obvious. Her screen time and portrayal feel unusually favorable, even when her gameplay doesn't warrant it. In contrast, Purav, who played a strategic and balanced game, was clearly more deserving of the win. Yet his efforts were sidelined, suggesting favoritism rather than merit decided the outcome.

In the end, Traitors leaves a bad taste. It sacrifices genuine competition and storytelling for manufactured drama and questionable editing. If you're looking for a real mind game, this show sadly misses the mark.

It's essentially a real-life version of Among Us, but throw in some Sidemen-style chaos, a majestic Rajasthani palace, designer sherwanis, glamorous lehengas, and a heavy dose of drama. The traitors are like imposters, secretly eliminating contestants while everyone gathers at the roundtable to vote someone out. The concept itself isn't groundbreaking-we've seen social deduction games before-but that's not the problem. What elevates it is the production scale, Karan Johar's theatrical hosting, celebrity egos, and the desi masala twist that makes it irresistibly binge-worthy, Repeat value is 0 I guess otherwise It's just an Okay show.

I've just watched The Traitors Season 1 on Prime Video and... man, it's a wild ride! I never thought I'd get so into it, but here we are. The whole "traitors vs faithfuls" thing is like Mafia on steroids-but with famous people. Karan Johar as the host? He's pretty intense and dramatic, but it works.

The cast is crazy-Urfi Javed does her usual chaos thing, Raj Kundra tries to outsmart everyone, and Raftaar just goes with the flow. Some of the eliminations caught me off guard. I was shouting at my TV during the first "murder." And the challenges? They're fun to watch even if some seem a bit much.

It's not your usual reality show. It's got that Bigg Boss drama, but with a murder-mystery spin that keeps you guessing. It's 10 episodes, so it doesn't get boring. To be honest, I didn't think I'd like it this much, but now I can't get enough.

If you're into mind games, drama, and seeing people stop trusting each other-you should check this out.