Kaun Banega Crorepati 18: Amitabh Bachchan shares heartwarming incident about music and speech challenges
Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 18's latest episode turned out to be touching and inspirational. Host Amitabh Bachchan welcomed a talented youngster Rishabh from Rourkela, Odisha on the hot seat.
While interacting with Rishabh, host Amitabh Bachchan asked Rishabh about his creative passions. Rishabh spoke about his love for music and how his father inspired him.
Rishabh said, "Sir waise toh main singer hoon lekin main gaana likhta hoon aur gaane compose bhi karta hoon. Sir, bachpan se hi mujhe sangeet mein ruchi thi aur mere pitaji bhi gayak hain aur gaana gaate hain. Woh Prasar Bharti mein composer bhi hain toh unko dekhte hue meri singing mein ruchi badh gayi. Pitaji ko bhi laga ki mere mein singing ka interest hain toh mujhe yehi line mein lana hain."
(I am a singer, but I also write and compose songs. I have been interested in music since childhood. My father is also a singer and works as a composer at Prasar Bharati . Watching him inspired me to develop a deeper interest in singing. When my father noticed my passion for music, he felt that I should pursue singing as a career.)
Rishabh’s father shared how Rishabh faced speech difficulties during his initial three to four years. However, with proper medical guidance and care he was able to overcome those early challenges. He has now developed exceptional vocal command and clarity.
Amitabh Bachchan recalled a personal story and shared about how music helped someone who he knows deal with his speech difficulties, "Naa jaane mujhe aisa kyu lagta hain inn logo ko sangeet se bohot hi prem hota hain. Main aapko ek udharan deta hoon mujhe abhi yaad aaya ki ek bacha tha ek parivar mein aur usse bolne mein taklif hoti thi toh mataji aur pitaji chintit rehte the, ek din kya hua unka ghar 2 maale ka tha aur mata pita dusre maale mein the aur unke niche waale male mein ek bada sa piano tha. Raat 2 baje dher raat ko unhone suna ki ek piano baj raha hain aur aise vikhyat sangeetkaro ke dhun baj rahe the aur voh mata pita sochne lage ki yeh awaz kaha se aarahi hain aur niche gaye toh unhone dekha voh 4 saal ka bachha jisse bolne mein taklif thi voh piano bajaraha hain voh bhi ekdum perfect. Toh main yahi chahunga ki Rishabh ji aap aapki kala se desh ke liye aur videsh ke liye aapne kaam se logo prabhavit kare."
Rishabh and his father ended the segment by singing Amitabh Bachchan’s popular song ‘Rote Hue Aate Hain Sab’ from the 1978 film Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. Their performance created a memorable and heartwarming moment on the show.
While interacting with Rishabh, host Amitabh Bachchan asked Rishabh about his creative passions. Rishabh spoke about his love for music and how his father inspired him.
Rishabh said, "Sir waise toh main singer hoon lekin main gaana likhta hoon aur gaane compose bhi karta hoon. Sir, bachpan se hi mujhe sangeet mein ruchi thi aur mere pitaji bhi gayak hain aur gaana gaate hain. Woh Prasar Bharti mein composer bhi hain toh unko dekhte hue meri singing mein ruchi badh gayi. Pitaji ko bhi laga ki mere mein singing ka interest hain toh mujhe yehi line mein lana hain."
(I am a singer, but I also write and compose songs. I have been interested in music since childhood. My father is also a singer and works as a composer at Prasar Bharati . Watching him inspired me to develop a deeper interest in singing. When my father noticed my passion for music, he felt that I should pursue singing as a career.)
Rishabh’s father shared how Rishabh faced speech difficulties during his initial three to four years. However, with proper medical guidance and care he was able to overcome those early challenges. He has now developed exceptional vocal command and clarity.
Amitabh Bachchan recalled a personal story and shared about how music helped someone who he knows deal with his speech difficulties, "Naa jaane mujhe aisa kyu lagta hain inn logo ko sangeet se bohot hi prem hota hain. Main aapko ek udharan deta hoon mujhe abhi yaad aaya ki ek bacha tha ek parivar mein aur usse bolne mein taklif hoti thi toh mataji aur pitaji chintit rehte the, ek din kya hua unka ghar 2 maale ka tha aur mata pita dusre maale mein the aur unke niche waale male mein ek bada sa piano tha. Raat 2 baje dher raat ko unhone suna ki ek piano baj raha hain aur aise vikhyat sangeetkaro ke dhun baj rahe the aur voh mata pita sochne lage ki yeh awaz kaha se aarahi hain aur niche gaye toh unhone dekha voh 4 saal ka bachha jisse bolne mein taklif thi voh piano bajaraha hain voh bhi ekdum perfect. Toh main yahi chahunga ki Rishabh ji aap aapki kala se desh ke liye aur videsh ke liye aapne kaam se logo prabhavit kare."
Rishabh and his father ended the segment by singing Amitabh Bachchan’s popular song ‘Rote Hue Aate Hain Sab’ from the 1978 film Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. Their performance created a memorable and heartwarming moment on the show.
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