Anshula Kapoor Says She Was Diagnosed With PTSD After 'The Traitors'

Reality TV shows like 'The Traitors' often focus on the drama and tension that unfolds on screen, but what about the impact on the contestants' mental health? Anshula Kapoor, who was seen on ‘The Traitors’, recently disclosed that she was diagnosed with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) after the show. Read this article for more information.

Anshula Kapoor Reveals She Got Diagnosed With PTSD After The Traitors

In an interview with the media publication, ‘The Quint,’ Kapoor said that her traumatic experience during the show ‘The Traitors’ led her to a situation where she had to take intensive therapy after she got out of the show.

 

 

 

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In the stressful conditions of reality TV shows, contestants are often thrust into unfamiliar environments and forced to make tough decisions. Anshula Kapoor's experience on 'The Traitors' was no exception. The show's unique format, which combines elements of betrayal and suspense with reality TV, added to the stress and tension.

One of the most challenging aspects of the show, as Anshula mentioned, was the isolation. Contestants were subjected to strict rules, including no intercoms in the rooms, blacked-out room numbers, and wind chimes outside the door to signal when they shouldn't leave their rooms. This isolation, combined with the pressure of filming, took a significant toll on Anshula's mental health.

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"It was traumatising... It was not about filming long hours, it was about the content, the conversations, and the environment of the house... We were just captive in our rooms not doing anything, we were not allowed to leave the room," shared Kapoor during her interview with The Quint.

After the show, Anshula was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The diagnosis was a turning point, forcing her to confront the trauma she had experienced during the show. Anshula's experience serves as a wake-up call for the reality TV industry. As we continue to indulge in the drama and suspense of these programs, it's essential to acknowledge the potential costs to the mental health of those involved.

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