Amazon Prime Video’s The Traitors, hosted by Karan Johar, became one of the most gripping reality shows of the year, thanks to its mix of mind games, betrayals, and unpredictable dynamics. But while viewers were busy decoding who the real “traitors” were inside the mansion, a fiery verbal showdown between two contestants - fashion icon Uorfi Javed and digital creator Apoorva Mukhija (aka The Rebel Kid) stole the spotlight both on and off the screen.The fallout between Uorfi and Apoorva became one of the biggest highlights of the season. What began as a minor argument quickly spiraled into a full-blown war of words. The two, both known for their strong personalities and sharp tongues, clashed hard, accusing each other of attention-seeking behavior, lack of integrity, and personal jibes that left the house stunned.Their fight wasn’t just a momentary argument as it left a lasting impact. Once the episode aired, the drama continued online. Uorfi and Apoorva took to social media to take indirect and sometimes very direct digs at one another. Now, in an exclusive interview with The Free Press Journal, rapper Raftaar and filmmaker-casting director Mukesh Chhabra shared their perspectives on the feud as they witnessed the fight closely on The Traitors. Raftaar, known for calling a spade a spade, said, “I don’t know Uorfi and Apoorva so much. But I’ll genuinely tell you what the scene is. I was in the show and I could see that their fight was really very pointless. It wasn’t needed. It was all about ‘she said this so I said this and so on’. It was a fight between two strong personalities. Both Uorfi and Apoorva are alpha personalities. You’ve to look how Uorfi came up and also how Apoorva came up. They’re both self-designed models. So this had to happen.”Meanwhile, Mukesh Chhabra was clear about where he stood. “I’m on Uorfi Javed’s side. Because very honestly, I’ve met Uorfi before the show also and I think her best quality is that she has made her career on her own. She has made a space of her own. And I’ve seen her journey closely so I’ve a soft corner for her because this girl has made her career so interestingly and alone. She has done everything on her own terms. Mumbai is such a big city and showbiz is a huge industry but even then Uorfi has managed to make a big space for herself. And it is very difficult to do that.”He further added, “I’m very impressed with a girl like Uorfi. She did it all without shouting, screaming and disrespecting people. She did it on her level."