Aug 20, 2026 2:05pm IST
‘The Traitors’ Season 2 Ep 4-6 Review: Mallika Sherawat’s Fashion Moments, Krystle D’Souza’s Strategy and Parul Gulati’s Spy Game Steals The Show
"The Traitors" Season 2 is turning out to be quite a ride. As the game progresses, viewers can expect more twists and turns in the upcoming episodes. Host Karan Johar is doing an excellent job keeping the contestants on their toes. The coming episodes will see Krystle D’Souza, Shweta Tiwari, Ansh, Kullu and Parul Gulati in focus. Viewers will be happy to see how contestants seem totally invested in the mind games that define the show. Everyone is guessing individually and with their friends on who are the traitors. At the same time, few contestants like Prish, Ansh Vikas Chopra, Tanya Puri, Rida Tharana and Shalini Passi had a pretty cool attitude towards the developments.
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However, the contestant who defines these episodes is Parul Gulati. The actress and entrepreneur proves that she has the brains needed for a show like “The Traitors” Season Two. Karan Johar with his snarky attitude delivers some cheesy lines with aplomb as contestants get eliminated in a brutal game of traitors and innocents.
The lavish scale of the show is also eye-catching as contestants enter new sets crafted keeping in mind the intrigue and suspense of the show. “The Traitors” Season 2 has excellent cinematography, music and editing that keeps viewers engrossed. As the series moves ahead, makers make use of such techniques to enhance the developments. The styling of the contestants is also first-rate with the ladies serving looks every time of the day or evening. There are going to be some surprise eliminations that should surprise viewers.
“The Traitors” Season 2 is moving at a brisk pace with multiple contestants being in the line of fire in a given episode. As more contestants get eliminated, tensions also heightened between the innocents. From friendships being questioned to contestants dealing with personal insecurities, “The Traitors” Season 2 serves drama, deceit and intrigue as opulent as its base of Jaisalmer’s Suryagarh Palace.
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