Amitabh Bachchan Gains Newfound Admiration for Handling Cocky Kid on KBC 17
Internet’s Newfound Respect for Amitabh Bachchan
The Controversial Junior KBC Contestant
A recent episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) showcased a young participant, Ishit Bhatt, who has stirred quite the conversation online. Known for his overconfident demeanor, Ishit’s approach frustrated host Amitabh Bachchan and caught the attention of viewers across social media platforms.
Examining Ishit’s Attitude
From the outset, Ishit made it clear he didn’t want to hear the game’s rules. “Mere ko rule pata hain isiliye aap abhi mereko rules samjhaane mat baithna,” he stated, to which a visibly exasperated Amitabh just touched his forehead. The young contestant interrupted the host multiple times, outright refusing to allow Amitabh to finish his questions.
As Ishit attempted to answer questions, he often shouted, “Sir B breakfast lock karo,” without waiting for options, a decision that ultimately led him astray. When he found himself stuck on a ₹25,000 question, laughter erupted from the audience, reinforcing the tension of the moment.
Audience Reactions to the Incident
The internet responded swiftly to the interaction, with many users commending Amitabh Bachchan for his calm demeanor. One viewer shared, “What kind of generation has come to KBC now? It’s only because it was Amitabh Bachchan that he tolerated this misbehavior—anyone else might have disqualified the child.”
Another commentator noted the importance of parental guidance, stating that the child’s actions reflected a failure to distinguish confidence from arrogance. This incident has sparked a broader conversation about parenting styles and the behaviors they foster in children.
Conclusion
KBC has been a long-running staple of Indian television, having aired since 2000. As it enters its 17th season, this unique interaction serves as a reminder of the convergence between entertainment and life lessons. How do you feel about the way Amitabh handled the situation? Have you seen similar instances of overconfidence among younger generations?
