(MENAFN- Live Mint) The first "crorepati" of Amitabh Bachchan-hosted Kaun Banega Crorepati's (KBC) Season 16, Chander Prakash Sharma, a UPSC aspirant, grabbed the attention of the nation.
In the episode which aired on Wednesday, 22-year-old Chander, who hails from Jammu and Kashmir's Akhnoor district, maintained a calm and composed conduct throughout the game. This impressed the host and bollywood veteran Amitabh Bachchan .
KBC, a popular quiz competition show, contestants tackle progressively challenging questions to earn significant cash prizes.
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From the moment of his birth, Chander was faced with a series of relentless health challenges, according to a local news website, Daily Excelsior. The most daunting of them, according to the report, was a severe intestinal blockage.
Despite having undergone seven major surgeries, his journey is far from complete; doctors have now advised him an eighth procedure, said Daily Excelsior.
His narrative is not merely one of survival but also a testament to the strength of hope and perseverance.
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During the episode Bachchan praised his determination and tenacity after revisiting his ups and downs in life on screen.
What was the ₹1 crore question?
Chander had managed to reach the final rounds without exhausting all the lifelines in the quiz show.
For the ₹1 crore question, the UPSC aspirant was asked which country's largest city is a port with an Arabic name meaning“abode of peace.”
Caught in a though spot, Chander used the“Double Dip” lifeline for the question. He then correctly chose "Tanzania" as the answer, which took him to the ₹7 crore jackpot question.
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But by the jackpot round, Chander had lost all his lifelines. Caught in a tight spot, he chose to quit the game.
Chander left KBC with a cash prize of ₹1 crore, and a Hyundai Venue SUV.
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