The latest season of Kaun Banega Crorepati Junior has sparked a storm on social media, particularly after a recent incident involving contestant Ishit Bhatt. The young contestant, a 5th-grade student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, found himself at the center of controversy due to his behavior on the show. His interactions with none other than Amitabh Bachchan have led to questions about parenting and respect.
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Ishit’s Rude Behavior Caught People’s Attention
Ishit, known for his confidence, caught the attention of viewers for his rude remarks and interruptions towards the iconic host. During the initial moments of the game, when Amitabh Bachchan was explaining the rules, Ishit cut him off, saying, “Don’t explain the rules, I know everything.” This was just the beginning of a series of interactions that made viewers uncomfortable. Ishit’s repeated interruptions, coupled with his dismissive tone, created a tense atmosphere.
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Despite Big B’s calm and composed responses, the young contestant’s attitude led to criticism on social media. Many viewers felt that Ishit’s behavior lacked the respect one would expect for a legend like Amitabh Bachchan. Ishit’s actions seemed to draw a subtle response from Amitabh Bachchan, who remarked about today’s children in a later episode. The show saw a contestant named Angel Nathani from Dehradun, who used the “Audience Poll” lifeline during her turn.
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As she played, she engaged in a light-hearted conversation with Big B about her preferences, including her love for fast food despite her mother’s restrictions. Amitabh, in a moment of candid reflection, remarked, “I don’t know how kids talk like this these days.” This comment appeared to be a veiled response to Ishit’s earlier behavior, with Bachchan seemingly commenting on the boldness and unfiltered nature of today’s younger generation. While Angel’s speech was more jovial than brash, her chatter made Amitabh comment on how different kids’ behavior is compared to previous generations.