Ishit Bhatt, a young Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 17 contestant, caused an extensive debate on social media. For many people, the way a fifth grade student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, behaved with Amitab Bachchan, blurred the border between confidence and arrogance.
Bhatt’s trust during the episode quickly changed to controversial because many viewers considered his tone arrogant and disrespectful. Soon in the show Ishit interrupted Bachchan: “I know the rules, so do not start explaining them.”
Bachchan is trying to handle a child with humor. He also asked, “How many kings are there in the game of chess?”
Bhatt exclaimed, “Is it a question you need to ask?”
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He continued to interrupt the host KBC Junior while giving away options. Bhatt’s assertive style amused some while annoyed others.
Then came the fifth question: “What’s the first name of Kanda Valmiki Ramayan?”
Unlike his previous attempts, Bhatt needed a possibility for this option. When he asked for the possibility, Big B joked, “You’re not the only smart here. This (computer) is also smart.”
He continued to press the host for questions and answers, even demanded, “Arey, the possibility of Daalo (well, give me options).”
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He chose an incorrect answer to Ramayan’s question and left without wins. After saying the wrong answer, the boy announced, “Lock it four times!”
While the correct answer is Bala Kanda, Ishit Bhatt chose Ayodhya Kanda.
Sagar, a popular Twitter user (now X), shared a clip and took a sarcastic view of a young boy who has not won any money, “the most satisfactory culmination in KBC history”.
This particular video has become a viral, with more than 6.5 views. Many online discussions followed.
While some defended as a self -confident child, others criticized behavior.
A debate about social media
“Why is this child criticized just for being alone? He asked one of them.
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“Feel for the boy. Yes, he’s arrogant. Yes, it’s a brat.
One user referred to a similar episode representing Virat Iyer, The Google Boy. A small child has lost £1 Crore for a self -confident bad answer after sailing the episode.
“The annoying child you see, running around the wedding, and you think it would be satisfactory if he came across something. I feel the same for this boy KBC,” another user said.
“When children forget about respect, it is not their failure itself, it is the failure of every adult who encouraged arrogance as trust,” he came from another.
Another user wrote: “If they think that interruption and throwing big words is a way to show superiority, then they are his parents who must be responsible for discipline when he needed it.”
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