Elnaaz Norouzi ‘Found A Friend' In Anshula Kapoor And Their First Reel Is Here

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Elnaaz Norouzi posted a lighthearted video with Anshula Kapoor, playfully teasing the idea of her being the traitor.
Prime Video's latest reality sensation, The Traitors, kept audiences hooked over the past few weeks with its intense gameplay, dramatic twists and high-stakes betrayals. The show, hosted by Karan Johar, brought together 20 celebrity contestants to compete in a gripping battle of trust, deception and survival. Among the standout participants was Anshula Kapoor, the sister of Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor, who successfully made it to the finale.
One of the most talked-about players, Elnaaz Norouzi, was eventually revealed as one of the traitors and was evicted from the game. Following her exit, Elnaaz took to social media to share a lighthearted yet telling moment from the show—an exchange with Anshula Kapoor that, in hindsight, seemed ironic and humorous.
In the shared video clip, Anshula is seen questioning Elnaaz directly, asking if she was a traitor. Elnaaz, maintaining her calm, denied the accusation without hesitation. Anshula, showing trust in her, replied with warmth and humour that if Elnaaz were to be evicted, she'd end up talking to the walls because no one else would be left for her. She assured Elnaaz that she believed in her innocence. The duo later recreated the scene for Instagram, mimicking the exact conversation and poking fun at the revelation that Elnaaz was, in fact, a traitor all along.
Posting the video, Elnaaz wrote in the caption, 'It's a tough game… it was really tough on me mentally as a traitor, besides strategizing at night, I'd also cry a lot in my room! But I found a friend for life Anshula Kapoor."
The playful post struck a chord with fans, highlighting both the emotional toll and genuine connections formed during the competition.
Joining Anshula in the final stretch of the game were Harsh Gujral, Apoorva Mukhija, Jasmin Bhasin, Nikita Luther, Purav Jha, Uorfi Javed and Sudhanshu Pandey—all of whom played fiercely, navigating twists and betrayals along the way.
The game's unique format divided the contestants into two secret roles—'Innocents" and 'Traitors." While the innocents had to uncover the deceivers among them, the traitors were tasked with eliminating the others without getting caught. As tensions grew, alliances formed and fractured, creating a rollercoaster of emotions and unpredictable turns.
The show premiered on June 12 at 8 PM on Prime Video, kicking off with a bang by dropping the first three episodes on the same day. Throughout ten thrilling episodes spanning four weeks, The Traitors established itself as one of the most compelling and talked-about Indian reality shows of the year.
With a compelling mix of strategy, emotion, suspense and celebrity drama, The Traitors offered a fresh and addictive viewing experience, culminating in a much-awaited finale that finally revealed the winners and brought closure to a game where trust was the ultimate gamble.