KBC 16: No bathroom in the village…,Big B emotional!!!

The 16th season of bollywood superstar amitabh Bachchan's quiz show 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' is making a lot of noise. In the latest episode of 'KBC 16', contestant simran Bajaj participated, who won Rs 1,60,000 by using her lifeline. Eventually, she quit on the question of Rs 3,20,000.

Which footballer, who scored the most for india in international football, retired in 2024?

Bhachung Bhutia, sandesh Jhingan, rahul Bheke, sunil Chhetri

She uses for the question of Rs 20,000 and answers option D correctly. She wins Rs 20,000 as a bonus. Big B asks about their honeymoon destination. She said, 'Earlier we wanted to go to kashmir but now we are planning to go to Australia. But after marriage we went to Haridwar twice. She uses the audience Poll lifeline for the Rs 80,000 question. She uses the 'Video Call a Friend' lifeline for Rs 1,60,000.

Question- In 2024, Shri prem singh tamang became the chief minister of which state for the second consecutive time?

Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha, Sikkim

simran Bajaj does not get any help from this and then she uses her last lifeline Double Dip. She first goes to option D and this is the correct answer. She gets confused in answering the Rs 3,20,000 question and quits the game.

Question- The cultural landscape that includes which production centre in colombia was given the status of World heritage Site by UNESCO in 2011?

Wheat, Coffee, Tea, Sugar

simran Bajaj says, 'I came empty handed, I will take something with me. I will not take any risk because I have no idea.' She chooses option B and this is the correct answer and Big B says, I have told you many times to say what is in your heart. After this, Jayanta Dule of West bengal came as a contestant in KBC. As soon as he came on the stage, he started crying in front of Big B. Jayanta, who belongs to the village, shared his problem with amitabh Bachchan.

Contestant cried bitterly in front of Big B

Jayantha Dule told that he is preparing to become a teacher in West Bengal. His father has a grocery shop and his monthly income is 4000-5000 rupees. He says, 'We do not have a toilet in our house. Not my house, no house has a toilet. All the people of the village go to the pond to take bath. Even though people have money, they do not believe in building toilets or are not aware about it.' Jayantha told crying in front of Big B that, 'Once I was returning home and I saw that the boys were watching my mother and sister bathing in the pond. I did not like seeing this. Boys look at girls. This is very disturbing.' Big B asks how much money is spent to build a toilet. Jayanta says that a toilet will be built for 40,000-50,000 rupees. Big B then tells him, 'No matter how much you earn from here, I will see to it that a toilet is built in your house.'