Uorfi Javed on her feelings for 'The Traitors' co contestant Harsh Gujral: 'Liked him as..'

Uorfi Javed, known for her bold personality and unconventional choices, was recently seen in the reality show The Traitors. Her participation in the show drew attention not only for her gameplay but also for her interactions with fellow contestants. Among the most discussed dynamics was her on-screen rapport with comedian Harsh Gujral. In an exclusive interview with India Forums, Uorfi addressed the speculation surrounding their bond and clarified her stance on certain remarks made during the show.

When asked about allegedly confessing her feelings for Harsh, Uorfi was quick to correct the narrative. “I didn’t confess my feelings,” she said. “I said I like him as a friend. I’ve always liked him that way.” She acknowledged that there had been some teasing but clarified that it was misinterpreted. “Now, there are a lot of people who come and start flirting with their friends. So, my friend was flirting with him. There were no such feelings,” she added.

Uorfi went on to describe her relationship with Harsh during the course of the show. “He was a good support in the show. We used to get along well. We were buddies. It was a natural understanding that we both are innocent. We’ll protect each other. That’s how it was in the show,” she explained, highlighting the strategic and friendly nature of their bond.

The conversation also touched upon a statement made by Harsh during the show, where he commented that a girl “like Uorfi” couldn’t influence him. Addressing whether the remark affected her personally or professionally, Uorfi responded from a game-focused perspective. “Did that affect my game? If he is a traitor, he is going to save me. If he is an innocent, I needed his vote bank,” she said.

Did that affect my game? If he is a traitor, he is going to save me. If he is an innocent, I needed his vote bank

- Uorfi Javed

Uorfi’s responses made it clear that her primary focus during The Traitors was the gameplay. She emphasized that her interactions were strategic and not emotional, and that decisions were made with a clear understanding of the dynamics involved.