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The Traitors India Season 2 competition

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The second season of the Amazon Prime Video reality competition show ‘The Traitors India’, hosted by Karan Johar, progressed through various contestant eliminations and strategic shifts. During the eighth episode, Rhea Chakraborty was eliminated after receiving the most votes during the ‘Circle of Doubt’. While playing as an ‘Innocent’, Chakraborty expressed that the scrutiny felt like ‘deja vu’ and maintained, ‘How dare you? I am an innocent. Always have been, always will be.’ The season concluded with Krystle D’Souza and Rida Tharana winning the Rs 66 lakh prize. Both winners played the role of ‘Traitors’ to secure their victory; D’Souza remained a Traitor from the start, while Rida, initially an ‘Innocent’, successfully transitioned to a Traitor during the game. In the final stages, the duo outmaneuvered other contestants, including Mallika Sherawat, Dalip Tahil, Shalini Passi, and Sahil Salathia. Although they had the opportunity to eliminate one another to claim the entire prize alone, Krystle and Rida chose to remain allies and share the winnings. Following the finale, D’Souza defended her gameplay by stating she played with integrity, while Rida addressed criticisms regarding her win by emphasizing her emotional journey and strategic shifts. Subsequently, D’Souza shared an emotional moment on Instagram regarding a surprise celebration organized by friends, including Rithvik Dhanjani, to mark her victory. She described the experience as a testament to the support of her friends, whom she referred to as her ‘girls’, and noted the significance of the gesture regarding female camaraderie.

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  1. 2026-09-08 08:23 UTC The Traitors India Season 2 competition
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