Renowned filmmaker Karan Johar has embarked on a new adventure and is set to bring the popular American reality show “The Traitors” to India. He will be heading to Jaisalmer to shoot the show. The show is based on the hit Dutch format “De Verraders,” and will feature 10 contestants competing in a high-stakes game of deception and betrayal.
Johar, known for his charismatic hosting style and sharp wit, will preside over the Indian adaptation of “The Traitors.” The show will see contestants living together in a secluded location, where they must work together to complete challenges and earn money for the prize pot. However, among them is a group of “Traitors” whose goal is to eliminate the other contestants and claim the prize for themselves.
The format of “The Traitors” is similar to the party game Mafia, with contestants voting each night to banish someone from the game. The twist is that the Traitors can also secretly “murder” a contestant, making it difficult for the remaining players to determine who is trustworthy and who is not.
Jaisalmer, with its ancient forts, golden sand dunes, and vibrant culture, provides the perfect setting for the show’s story.
While official confirmation is yet to be announced, reports suggest that a star-studded lineup may be participating in the Indian version of “The Traitors,” hosted by Karan Johar. Among the names circulating in the rumour mill are Karan Kundra, Sundhanshu Pandey, Raj Kundra, Anshula Kapoor, and Jasmine Bhasin.
If these rumours prove true, the show would boast a diverse cast with a mix of established actors, reality TV stars, and social media influencers. Each contestant would bring their unique personality and strategies to the game, adding to the intrigue and excitement of the competition.
As the release date for “The Traitors” approaches, more details about the cast and the show’s format are expected to be revealed. The Indian adaptation of “The Traitors” is expected to be a major hit, with Johar’s star power and the show’s thrilling premise drawing in viewers.
