During a reunion episode of The Traitors, Mallika Sherawat criticized Munawar Faruqui for a remark about drugs and called his comment on her calm demeanor misogynistic. Host Karan Johar then confronted her about her comments concerning Rhea Chakraborty.
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- Mallika Sherawat slammed Munawar Faruqui over a 'drugs' remark at The Traitors reunion.
- She described Faruqui's comment about her calm demeanor as misogynistic.
- Host Karan Johar confronted Mallika Sherawat about her remarks on Rhea Chakraborty.
- The reunion episode revisited controversial moments from the show's first season.
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