KBC 17: Amitabh Bachchan learns viral ‘aura farming’ dance from 10-year-old Rudra Chitte. Watch | Bollywood News
The makers of Kaun Banega Crorepati are currently celebrating Juniors Week. While 10-year-old contestant Ishit Bhatt recently went viral for his alleged “rude” and “overconfident” behaviour, the newest contestant, Rudra Chitte, is winning hearts for all the right reasons. Ahead of the episode, the makers released a promo featuring Rudra, whose innocent banter with Amitabh Bachchan has taken over the internet.
As soon as he took the hot seat, Rudra showed Big B a trending dance move and explained, “It’s a dance video on Instagram called aura farming.” Amused, Bachchan asked him to teach it then and there.
During their conversation, Rudra also revealed his adorable side hustle — charging his parents for household chores. “When my dad comes home tired and asks for a massage, I do it… but I charge him,” he shared, adding, “Even when my mom sends me out to buy milk, I charge her too.”
To this, Big B quipped, “Itna pata chala ke aap pakke Gujju ho,” leaving everyone laughing.
Rudra further impressed Amitabh Bachchan when he revealed that he is developing an app to block spam ads. “Make this app soon so I can use it,” Bachchan said, clearly impressed.
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Another promo showed Big B jokingly asking the crew to “scan Rudra’s brain,” after which the makers humorously dubbed him Jagga Jasoos. Explaining the nickname, Rudra said, “I have a habit of reading every message my parents get. Once, when my dad left his phone charging, I snooped and accidentally discovered my own surprise birthday party!” The revelation had the superstar and the audience in splits.
Earlier, fellow contestant Ishit Bhatt had sparked debate online after telling Amitabh Bachchan, “Sir, don’t start explaining, I know them.” While some criticised his attitude, others defended him, saying, “He’s just a 10-year-old.”
