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Privacy NoticeThe Traitors has announced an exciting new spin off as an Indian version of the hit show is all set to air next year. The series has already been a huge hit in the UK, with various international versions in Australia, United States, Canada, New Zealand and Sweden and now it’s heading to Asia. It will be hosted by critcially-acclaimed director Karan Johar, who has helmed many Hindi-language films, including My Name is Khan and most recently, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. The description of the show reads: “Vying for the grand cash prize, 20 players will compete in the ultimate game of trust and deception, to unmask the traitors from amongst them.” It is said to be set inside a royal palace, unlike the UK and US versions, which are set at Andross Castle in Scotland. Nikhil Madhok, Head of Originals for Prime Video in India said: “Unscripted content continues to be a key focus for us at Prime Video, as we have witnessed an exponential growth in the consumption, attention, and appreciation for our unscripted Original library.
Bollywood movie director Karan Johar will host the show
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“In our journey of introducing highly compelling and bingeable unscripted content, The Traitors marks a significant milestone for Prime Video. “It is a unique reality format that has enthralled a global audience in various regions and languages.” He continued: “An exciting show like this requires an equally exciting host. We are thrilled to have Karan Johar host and commandeer the show. Who better than him to amp up the drama and entertainment!” Sabrina Duguet, EVP APAC at All3Media International also shared in a statement: “We are excited to collaborate with Prime Video for the Indian adaptation of one of our most popular international shows, The Traitors. “The novel concept and format of the show bring the distinctive thrill and excitement that has captured the attention of audiences all over the world.
The UK version has aired two series so far
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“The collaboration with Prime Video and BBC Studios India Productions exemplifies our shared vision to deliver unique, immersive reality content that not only entertains but also engages the audience. “As The Traitors footprint continues its rapid expansion around the world, both on screen and off screen through a successful merchandise line, we look forward to welcoming our next round of faithfuls.” In the UK, two series have aired so far on BBC One, with Claudia Winkleman acting as host of the hit show. The second series aired in January this year and saw traitor Harry Clark win after deceiving his best friend and faithful Mollie Pearce to second place. The Traitors India will stream on Prime Video in 2025.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnThe TraitorsBBC
