Prime Video’s The Traitors India has hit its most exciting phase yet. Episodes 7 to 9, released on June 26, brought with them pure chaos—shocking murders, emotional goodbyes, sneaky traitor missions, and a new face joining the dark side. If you thought the game couldn’t get messier, these episodes proved otherwise.
The Traitors Episodes 7, 8, 9 Review
The seventh episode starts with a low-key elimination. Janhvi, who had been almost invisible throughout the game, was ‘murdered’ by traitors Elnaaz Norouzi and Purav Jha. Honestly, no one even flinched. Her exit felt like housekeeping—everyone wanted her gone, and the traitors just made it official. The palace felt lighter, but the tension? Oh, that only went up.
Out of all the twists The Traitors could’ve thrown at us, this one hit the hardest—Elnaaz, the strongest traitor, was eliminated. And the gag is, no one even suspected her. The innocents voted her out unknowingly, and when Karan Johar smashed her frame at the Circle of Shaq, jaws dropped.
After her exit, the entire group couldn’t stop praising how cleanly and brilliantly she had played. She walked out like a boss, leaving behind chaos.
With Elnaaz gone, all eyes were on Purav. And in true The Traitors fashion, he got a secret mission unlike any before. He had to commit his next murder in plain sight—no shadows to hide in.
The mission involved sneaking into the billiards room, finding a book with a bottle of poison, pouring it into the courtyard fountain, and tossing in a photo of the next victim. Sounds dramatic? It was. Especially since a party was going on while he did all this. But somehow, Purav pulled it off without getting caught. Mission successful, one more innocent gone.
Just when we were catching our breath, Purav recruited a new traitor—Harsh. Though many saw this coming, it still changed the game completely. Harsh joining the dark side means fresh strategies, more betrayals, and rising paranoia inside the mansion.
The puzzle game in episode 9 was hands down one of the most intense and symbolic ones. Contestants dressed in white, held pots with their names, and walked a circular path around a wall. As the game progressed, Apoorva, Uorfi, and Harsh were pushed into the danger zone.
That was followed by another challenge—crossing a sea of women in red sarees (yes, visually stunning and haunting at the same time). At the end, someone had to go. Sadly, it was Sufi. His elimination hit everyone emotionally. There were tears, hugs, and silence. One of the most emotional exits so far.
The Traitors Eliminations
Episodes 7 to 9 were brutal. Here’s who got eliminated:
- Janhvi
- Elnaaz
- Jannat
- Anshula
- Sufi
That’s five contestants in just three episodes. The pace is picking up fast as we approach the finale, and the lines between friend and foe are blurring more than ever.
The Traitors Circle Of Shaq
Back in the Circle of Shaq, it was drama central. Uorfi and Harsh got into a heated exchange that left Uorfi teary-eyed. The pressure, the betrayal, the constant second-guessing—it’s starting to break people emotionally.
Harsh, now a traitor, is also being doubted and could be in danger himself. No one’s safe, and that’s the beauty (and horror) of The Traitors.
The Traitors Is Peak Reality Drama
Karan Johar, once again, is killing it as the host. Whether it’s smashing photos with flair or teasing contestants with mind games, he’s bringing the perfect mix of drama and wit.
The Traitors episodes aren’t just entertaining—they’re gripping. Every moment counts. Every look, every alliance, every tear could mean betrayal.
The Traitors Finale
With only one episode left, everything is on the line. Who will survive? Who will win? And most importantly, will the traitors be exposed or escape with the prize?
The grand finale drops on July 3 at 8 PM. Don’t miss it!
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