Amitabh Bachchan back with Kaun Banega Crorepati
The senior Bachchan is all set to flag off the seventh version of the game show
Amitabh Bachchan is all set to begin with the seventh season of the hit television quiz show, ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’. He flagged off the ‘Hot Seat Aapke Shehar’ van as part of promotions of his upcoming TV show in Mumbai. He also gives clarification about his voice over being used for a political campaign and the need for action with respect to the heinous rape that happened in the city.
Highlighting the tag line of the show, Big B said, “This van will go to different cities. A scenario of ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ (KBC) will be created for those who would attend this event. The contestants gathered together will have to participate and if they will range from 100 to 200 then two or three of those contestants will be chosen to participate sitting opposite me.” And adds, “This bus will travel to different cities with a board having a tag line, ‘Seekhna band, Jeetna band!’ The participants will have to write a tag line on their own. Also the best-chosen participant’s tag line will be brought here to Mumbai.”
The superstar believes that learning is important and is a never-ending process and shares, “People of India all through the different states do learn through this show. I think this tag line will be important for one and all belonging to our country. Yes, learning is a continuous process and through this show more and more citizens of our country will come forward and participate in ‘KBC’.”
Talking about the shameful rape in the city, Amitabh expresses his sadness and quips, “It is a matter of shame and insult to the city of Mumbai for such a disgraceful event to have happened here. A journalist who was on her routine job has been the victim. Also, being a victim of such a shameful act during broad daylight makes it even sadder. Mumbai was the safest place where women could move freely.” And adds, “This also makes us realise how we need to respect our women folks. Just a day prior to today we have all celebrated Rakhi, which allows us to bond with woman considering her as our own sister. This festival also reminds us of protecting any girl and at this point of time when Mumbai has been struck with such a heinous event, the concerned authorities need to immediately catch hold of the victims and proper rigorous action needs to be taken at the earliest.”
Sharing about the need for some action, he speaks out, “Some solution needs to be taken with respect to such heinous acts. We will have to change our society. Some change definitely needs to be brought in order to put an end to these shameful activities.”
Further updating about the recent Gujarat Political promotional video he says, “One of the journalist informed me about my voice being used for the promotional activity for Shri Narendera Modi. Initially, I was just pondering over if my voice was tempered but when I tried to find out the details, I understood one fact clearly that the voice is mine, which has been taken from that video shot for the progressive India initiative. However, the matter has been resolved. Mr Modi has assured to take right legal action. The Cyber Crime department has been entrusted to do their job. I cannot say anything more, unless I am informed who is the actual person who initiated to make this video with my voiceover.”
The superstar believes that learning is important and is a never-ending process and shares, “People of India all through the different states do learn through this show. I think this tag line will be important for one and all belonging to our country. Yes, learning is a continuous process and through this show more and more citizens of our country will come forward and participate in ‘KBC’.”
Talking about the shameful rape in the city, Amitabh expresses his sadness and quips, “It is a matter of shame and insult to the city of Mumbai for such a disgraceful event to have happened here. A journalist who was on her routine job has been the victim. Also, being a victim of such a shameful act during broad daylight makes it even sadder. Mumbai was the safest place where women could move freely.” And adds, “This also makes us realise how we need to respect our women folks. Just a day prior to today we have all celebrated Rakhi, which allows us to bond with woman considering her as our own sister. This festival also reminds us of protecting any girl and at this point of time when Mumbai has been struck with such a heinous event, the concerned authorities need to immediately catch hold of the victims and proper rigorous action needs to be taken at the earliest.”
Sharing about the need for some action, he speaks out, “Some solution needs to be taken with respect to such heinous acts. We will have to change our society. Some change definitely needs to be brought in order to put an end to these shameful activities.”
Further updating about the recent Gujarat Political promotional video he says, “One of the journalist informed me about my voice being used for the promotional activity for Shri Narendera Modi. Initially, I was just pondering over if my voice was tempered but when I tried to find out the details, I understood one fact clearly that the voice is mine, which has been taken from that video shot for the progressive India initiative. However, the matter has been resolved. Mr Modi has assured to take right legal action. The Cyber Crime department has been entrusted to do their job. I cannot say anything more, unless I am informed who is the actual person who initiated to make this video with my voiceover.”
Lipika Varma
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