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KBC 16: Can you guess the Rs 50 lakh question that stumped contestant Prashant?

The latest episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati 16 began with rollover contestant Prashant Jamdade from Sangli, Maharashtra, who continued his impressive run on the hot seat. Prashant, in his introduction video, shared an emotional story about his grandfather, who played a significant role in his life.

October 16, 2024 / 08:09 IST
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Kaun Banega Crorepati 16
Kaun Banega Crorepati 16

The latest episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati 16 began with rollover contestant Prashant Jamdade from Sangli, Maharashtra, who continued his impressive run on the hot seat. Prashant, in his introduction video, shared an emotional story about his grandfather, who played a significant role in his life. His grandfather had advised him not to depend on a wheelchair or crutches, warning that relying on them would make him dependent for life. This wisdom deeply influenced Prashant's determination to live independently despite his physical challenges. Host Amitabh Bachchan praised Prashant for his positive attitude, noting how he always maintained a smile regardless of the obstacles he faced.

As the game resumed, Big B presented the first question of the day for Rs 10,000: Which of these terms refers to the shutting of the electricity supply of an area to mitigate its shortage? Prashant confidently selected Option D) Load shedding, which was the correct answer.

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Moving ahead, Prashant tackled the Super Sawal: In which year did India become a republic, when the Constitution came into effect? He answered correctly and earned the 'Dugnastraa' lifeline. He used this superpower for the Rs 80,000 question: The Mumbai-Pune Expressway is named after which former Chief Minister of Maharashtra? After carefully considering the options, he selected Option D) Shri Yashwantrao Chavan, which was the right answer, winning him Rs 80,000.

Prashant shared that this was his first real income, making the moment particularly special. Despite completing his education, he had struggled to find employment due to his physical condition, while many of his classmates had progressed in their careers. He revealed his plans to use the prize money for his leg treatment, contribute to his sister's wedding, and support his younger brother's education.