MUMBAI: If you’ve done a double take at a Mirzapur quote on a billboard lately, you’re not alone. Across Indian cities, something strange is afoot famous lines from hit Prime Video shows like Paatal Lok, Farzi, Panchayat, and The Boys are popping up on massive hoardings… but with a twist.

What at first glance feels like a nostalgic nod to your binge-watch favourites quickly unravels into something more sinister. The quotes look right, but they aren’t quite right and that subtle off-ness is precisely the point. This isn’t just a trip down memory lane. It’s a breadcrumb trail. And the destination? Deception.

Welcome to the world of The Traitors.

Set to launch soon on Prime Video, The Traitors is the Indian adaptation of the globally acclaimed reality format where trust is fragile, alliances are fleeting, and betrayal is always just around the corner. With a gameplay that rewards strategy, subterfuge and social smarts, The Traitors is poised to flip the reality TV genre on its head.

The billboard campaign is the first move in this psychological chess match. Disruptive, cheeky, and slightly unsettling, it plants a single thought in viewers’ minds: can you trust what you see?

In a climate of reboots and reunions, this fresh format brings something more intriguing to the table unpredictability. And as the quotes from familiar shows start to behave badly, it’s clear the game has already begun.

Keep your eyes peeled. The signs are everywhere. The Traitors is coming soon only on Prime Video. But in this game, nothing is what it seems.