The Traitors Ep 4 - 6 Review: Elnaaz Norouzi and Purav Jha's strategic gameplay revives Karan Johar's show despite lack of thrills
Karan Johar-hosted The Traitors premiered the three new episodes on June 19 on Amazon Prime Video. The survival game show has become engaging from the inside drama point of view rather than thrills.
Last Updated: 01.07 AM, Jun 20, 2025
The Traitors (India) episodes 4, 5, and 6 were dropped on Amazon Prime Video on June 19. Karan Johar-hosted survival game show has become engaging with the inclusion of non-stop drama, arguments, and betrayals between contestants. To be honest, the show had started off on an average level, but currently, as the new episodes unfold, it is becoming so engaging that you can't help but finish the whole three episodes in one go.
The Traitors Episodes 4 - 6
More drama unfolded in The Traitors episodes 4, 5, and 6. While the 4th episode was impressive, the 5th and 6th episodes indeed can glue your eyes to the screen and keep guessing about whodunit. Even though we keep saying that The Traitors is a mix of Bigg Boss, Roadies, Khatron Ke Khiladi, Spiltsvilla, and Squid Game, you just cannot deny the fact that KJo's game show is addictive on a whole different level and each episode has good amount of suspense but one thing lacks and that is the thrill in each game the contestants play.
After the eliminations of Raj Kundra, Karan Kundrra, Sahil Salathia, and Lakshmi Manchu, the environment inside the palace was quite confusing, as the innocents could not understand what was going on in the minds of the traitors. The contestants said that whoever they thought the traitors were turned out to be innocents. Meanwhile, the real traitors, Elnaaz Norouzi and Purav Jha, keep rocking their strategic gameplay every night as they choose whom to murder and how to choose that person.
Personally, it was Elnaaz who kept shining more as a traitor than Purav, but in the game of deceit, you cannot trust anybody, even though the traitors work as a team. Both of their excitement were delightful to watch. The traitors were asked to complete one task during the day, which means the other contestants were present. Without spoiling the name, the way one traitor completed the task was praiseworthy.
The Traitors vs The Innocents
Meanwhile, for two nights, the traitors were not allowed to murder anybody, but they recruited someone, but their proposal was rejected. Who could it be? Only one clue, it was a 'she.' Now, guess whom did the traitors sent the invitation to join their team.
On the other hand, Karan announced that four contestants are on the 'hit list' for the traitors, and they are: Janhvi, Uorfi, Anshula, and Harsh. To save them, they had to play a game, and whoever they saved would be free from getting murdered, but not from the Circle of Shaq.
Amid this, we saw arguments unfolding between Uorfi and Apoorva. They started well, but as the episodes moved, they became the biggest rivals. Meanwhile, Sufi and Raftaar kept bashing each other, and the majority kept ignoring Janhvi.
Towards the end, four more contestants were eliminated, and the names will shock you. They are: Maheep Kapoor, Raftaar, Ashish Vidyarthi, and Mukesh Chhabra. The contestants who were eliminated had continued to bring suspicion on everybody's minds without doing anything specifically, while the traitors remained untouched with their mastermind gameplay. Overall, episodes 4, 5, and 6 were entertaining, full of drama, engaging, but lacked thrill.
Meanwhile, The Traitors' new episodes will air each Thursday at 8 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video.
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