A clip from Kaun Banega Crorepati 17 (KBC 17) has taken the internet by storm after a young contestant, Ishit Bhatt, a fifth-standard student from Gandhinagar, Gujarat, became the center of social media discussions for his unusual yet confident behavior on the popular quiz show.
Although Ishit did not win any prize money, his self-assured attitude, outspoken nature, and quick responses sparked widespread debate online about parenting, children’s exposure to fame, and the pressures faced by kids on reality television.
In a viral clip circulating across platforms, Ishit confidently told host Amitabh Bachchan,
“Mere ko rules pata hai, isliye aap mereko abhi rules samjhane mat baithna”
(I know the rules, so don’t start explaining them to me right now).
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He went on to prompt the host for answer choices, saying, “Arre option daalo” (Come on, give me some options), and when confirming his response, he added humorously,
“Sir ek kya, uss mein chaar lock lagado, lekin lock karo”
(Sir, not just one, put four locks on it — but do lock it).
Despite his confidence, Ishit was eliminated after answering a question related to the Ramayan incorrectly.
The clip has since gone viral, with many viewers praising his confidence and quick wit, while others have raised concerns about the impact of public scrutiny on children.
Social media remains divided — some calling him “entertaining and fearless,” while others describe the incident as a reflection of modern-day parenting and the influence of social media on young minds.
