MUMBAI: In the treacherous world of Prime Video’s The Traitors, alliances may be temporary, but grudges? Almost forever! Sometimes even after the game moves on.
This week on the reality series, things get personal and loud. What starts as simmering tension between players quickly spirals into a full-blown confrontation between Uorfi Javed, Sufi Motiwala, and Raftaar. Accusations are hurled, egos are bruised, and no one’s holding back.
During a set of heated arguments in the episodes, Uorfi declares, “Raftaar pagal ho gaya hai, baukhla gaya hai.” And while defending herself against suspicion, she makes a bold promise: “I’m not the traitor. If I turn out to be the traitor, I’ll shave my head.” Raftaar, refusing to back down, hits back with a sharp one-liner of his own: “If I turn out to be the traitor, I will stop rapping.” Sufi Motiwala doesn’t mince words either. Putting Raftaar squarely in the spotlight, he says: “He is scared and giving away that he is a Traitor! Dude, he is spiralling, he has lost it.”
As expected in this game of trust and betrayal, players turn on each other and tensions boil over, as the upcoming episodes promise the most intense face-off yet, where words cut deeper than strategy, and the blame game takes centre stage.
Produced by BBC Studios India Productions, Prime Video brings the Indian adaptation of IDTV’s BAFTA and Emmy award-winning global format, The Traitors, in collaboration with All3Media International. The first three episodes of The Traitors are now streaming exclusively on Prime Video, with new episodes dropping every Thursday at 8 PM.
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