The Traitors

Far better than Big Boss. Fast paced and keeps you on the edge. Binge worthy.

I don't know why people are giving it less rating might be they think it is like big boss but it is not.

From episode 1 you start seeing the strategy, tactics from innocents and traitors. It also give you an idea how to behave when you don't want the attention.

I really like the concept and series and binged watched all the episodes. Finale is pending. Just waiting who will win.

I also checked out other countries format and I really liked it. Unlike Big Boss where random fights happen with no logic and more of a stalker show.

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.

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.

This is a unique show, the first of its kind. The way the show has been presented, it is just 10/10. The only thing that the show can add is bringing in people from different walks of life instead of television/YouTube personalities. As a medical publisher working in a corporate house, this is a show I would love to participate in as a contestant. Psychology was one of my favorite subjects back in the day, and understanding the human psyche is a day-to-day requirement in my job. This show will probably resonate with everyone. Circle of Shaq is the best. Looking forward to more episodes ahead..

Hahaha, I just want to say this clearly shows how one stupid move by a cheater like Urfi can completely ruin the experience of watching the final episode. What should have been an exciting and memorable finale turned into a complete disappointment. Urfi honestly doesn't deserve the attention, the stage, or the recognition that comes with it. When a player chooses to play dirty, they don't just let themselves down, they drag the entire vibe of the show down with them.

On the other hand, Purav stood out as the real star. He played with honesty, dignity, and passion from the very beginning. His journey on the show reflects consistency, effort, and respect for the game as well as for the audience. Watching him perform and carry himself through the ups and downs showed what true sportsmanship and talent look like. He is not just a good contestant, but the one who truly represented the spirit of the show.

Purav deserves all the applause, the respect, and the recognition. It's really unfair when genuine effort gets overshadowed by someone else's cheap tricks. At the end of the day, people remember character, honesty, and dedication much more than shortcuts or manipulations. That's exactly why, even though the finale may have been spoiled by a cheater, Purav's name will be remembered with admiration.

The show lost its shine because of Urfi's actions, but Purav kept the spirit alive. If anyone deserves to win hearts and respect, it's him. No amount of negativity or unfairness can take away what he has earned with his consistency and sincerity. For me, Purav is the true winner - and he will always be respected as the best part of the show.