Ishit Bhatt, a young participant in the Kaun Banega Crorepati season 17, caused a wide debate on social media. For many, the way in which the fifth class student of Gandhinagar, Gujarat, wore with Amitabh Bachchan, faded the line between trust and arrogance. Bhatt’s confidence during the episode quickly became controversial, as many viewers found his tone arrogant and disrespectful. Early in the show, Ishit Bachchan interrupted: “I know the rules, don’t explain it to me.” Bachchan tries to deal with the child with humor. He asked next, “How many kings are there in the game of chess?” Bhatt cried out, “Is it a question to ask?” He continued to interrupt the KBC Junior host while distributing options. Bhatt’s assertive style has amused some while annoying others. Then came the fifth question: “What is the name of the first Kanda of the Valmiki Ramayana?” Unlike his previous efforts, Bhatt needs options for this one. When he asked for the option, Big B said: ‘You’re not the only smart one here. This one (computer) is also smart. ‘ He continued to push the host to questions and answers, even to claim: “Arey, option Daalo (come, give me the options).” He chose the wrong answer for the Ramayana question and left without profit. After giving the wrong answer, the boy announced, “Join it four times!” While the right answer is Bala Kanda, Ishit chose Bhatt Ayodhya Kanda. Sagar, a popular Twitter (now X) user, shared the cut and took a sarcastic approach from the young boy and won no prize money, ‘the most satisfying highlight in KBC history’. This particular video has become viral, with over 6.5 lakh views. Many online bookings followed. Some defended Ishit as a confident child, but others criticized the behavior. Debate on social media “Why is this child being criticized just because he is himself? Should children always act according to society’s idea of” good behavior “? If they question things or express confidence, are they called arrogant or rude?” asked one of them. ‘Feel to the boy. Yes, he is arrogant. Yes, he is a brat. But he doesn’t deserve the social media hatred and troll what he’s going to get now. He’s just a boy, “another user said while asking Sagar to remove the video. One user referred to a similar episode with Virat Iyer, the Google Boy. The young child lost £ 1 crore for a confident wrong answer after sailing through the episode. “That annoying child you see in a wedding running around, and you think it would be satisfying if he let something down. I feel the same for this KBC boy, ‘posted another user. “If children forget respect, it is not their failure alone, it is the failure of every adult who cheered arrogance as confidence,” comes from another. Another user wrote: “If he thinks that the interruption and throwing in of big words is a way to show superiority, then it is his parents who must be held accountable because he does not discipline him if he had to be.”
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