The Traitors 2: Parul Gulati digs up Rida Tharana's controversial fallout, says 'Trust is rare, dhoka is everywhere'

Parul Gulati, Rida Tharana and Apoorva Mukhija (Pictures via Instagram)

The Traitors Season 2 is all set to return with a fresh batch of celebrity contestants, bigger twists, and mind games that promise to keep viewers guessing. Hosted amid an atmosphere of mystery and deception, the reality series challenges contestants to outwit, outplay, and outlast one another while navigating alliances, betrayals, and hidden agendas. Ahead of its August 13 premiere, the makers unveiled the new season at a grand launch event where the contestants offered a glimpse into the competitive spirit that will define the show.

Parul Gulati takes a dig at Rida Tharana

Among those who grabbed attention was actress and entrepreneur Parul Gulati, whose candid responses quickly became one of the highlights of the event. During an interaction with the media, Parul was asked to reveal who she believed would be the biggest threat in the game.

Without missing a beat, she replied that the biggest threat to everyone was herself. "I think the biggest threat is me. I can't eliminate myself, can I?" she quipped, drawing laughter from those present.

When asked to name another contestant she considered dangerous, Parul singled out fellow contestant Rida Tharana. Explaining her choice, she suggested that trust or the lack of it would play a crucial role in a game built around deception. "If someone isn't loyal to their closest friends in real life, how can they be trusted in a game like this?" Parul remarked, before adding the punchline, "Trust is rare, dhoka is everywhere."

All about the controversial fall out

Her statement immediately sparked curiosity among fans, with many wondering whether it was merely a strategic observation or a subtle reference to Rida's widely discussed online fallout with content creator Apoorva Mukhija, popularly known as The Rebel Kid. While Parul did not mention anyone by name beyond her fellow contestant, the remark has fuelled speculation on social media about whether real-life dynamics could influence the gameplay inside The Traitors.

Whether it was a calculated psychological move or simply an honest assessment of the competition, Parul's comments have already set the tone for what promises to be a drama-filled season.

With celebrity contestants, shifting alliances, unexpected betrayals, and psychological warfare at its core, The Traitors Season 2 is expected to deliver plenty of twists. Fans can catch all the action when the reality series premieres exclusively on Prime Video on August 13.