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She continued, "When I lost Big boss I thought I lost my last chance at success or at having a good life, had taken udhaar from friends to get clothes to wear on big boss. At that time I didn't even know if I would ever be able to repay that udhaar. People have always doubted me, even right now but this still won't stop me. The hate never has, never will stop me. I took out 3 traitors, that can't be luck. Till the last moment I didn't give up. Strategised (sic)."Here's her video: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Uorfi (@urf7i)The final episode saw a unique setup with seven finalists competing for the title. The list included 'Innocents' Uorfi Javed, Nikita Luther, Jasmin Bhasin, Apoorva Mukhija, and Sudhanshu Pandey, alongside 'Traitors' Purav Jha and Harsh Gujral. The suspense built up until the last votes were counted, revealing the true identities of the contestants.Throughout the competition, Uorfi and Nikita maintained their status as 'Innocents'. Their gameplay and alliances helped them secure the win, making them the queens of 'The Traitors India' Season 1.The series, which has been a hit among audiences, is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The show has already been renewed for Season 2.Karan Johar's role as host added to the excitement, guiding contestants through various challenges while maintaining the mystery surrounding the true traitors. His involvement was a significant attraction for viewers throughout the season. Overall, 'The Traitors India' Season 1 has left fans eagerly anticipating the next installment, as the final episode delivered a mix of suspense, strategy, and unexpected twists and turns.- EndsMust Watch
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