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The Traitors (Indian TV series)

Innocents hunt Traitors for a cash prize.

The Traitors is an Indian reality show on Prime Video, adapted from the Dutch series De Verraders.

Quick Facts

Genre
Reality; Game show
Based on
  • De Verraders
  • Marc Pos
  • Jasper Hoogendoorn
Presenter
Karan Johar
Country
India
Language
Hindi
Seasons
2
Episodes
20
Location
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India

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Format

A group of contestants arrive at the palace in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, hoping to win a cash prize of ₹1 crore built up through missions. The players are called the Innocents, but among them are the Traitors, a group secretly selected by the host. If the Innocents eliminate all Traitors, they share the prize fund; if any Traitors reach the end, they win the entire prize money. Contestants take part in missions to increase the prize fund, and some missions allow a player to win a shield granting immunity from the next murder. On most nights, the Traitors meet in a secret tower to choose an Innocent to murder, who is then eliminated immediately; the remaining Innocents learn of the elimination the next morning when that person is absent from breakfast. At the end of each day, players gather at the Circle of Shaq to discuss and vote privately, revealing their choices one by one with a brief rationale. The player with the most votes is banished and reveals their affiliation. If the number of Traitors drops to two, they may recruit an Innocent instead of murdering. After the final Circle of Shaq, the remaining players enter the End Game, where they can end the game by unanimous vote; any vote to continue triggers another banishment. When a unanimous decision is reached or only two players remain, affiliations are revealed: if all remaining are Innocents, the prize is divided evenly; if any Traitor remains, they take the entire prize.

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