Big B addresses buzz over his appearance on KBC 17, says he's trying to rectify
advertisementIn another post, Bachchan opened up about the most challenging part of hosting the game show. 'We sit on the hot seat and meet and confront the contestants that have ambitious hopes of winning during the week of their stay on the floor and when they cannot make it, it's the hardest to control the frustration of defeat and lost opportunity for them yes, but for me as well,' he shared.
He further explained, 'It is emotionally shattering to [see] their tears swell up as they find the week over, the Hooter played and the need to come and play, for whatever personal reasons, goes missing. No amount of consolation at the time can give them solace and understanding, the need for some is crucial, the opportunity for some who have sacrificed their study or job opportunities to be at the FF and then the main chair to play and WIN, lost. Difficult to face such moments but what can be done, a smile of 'try again', a word of encouragement that all shall be fine. Loss is not the end of life, its a learning.'On the work front, Bachchan was last seen in 'Vettaiyan', his Tamil debut directed by TJ Gnanavel, alongside Rajinikanth, Fahadh Faasil, and Rana Daggubati. Earlier, he portrayed Ashwatthama in Nag Ashwin's 'Kalki 2898 AD', which grossed Rs 1,042.25 crore worldwide. He will reprise the role in the sequel, set to begin filming in December 2025. The actor is currently hosting 'KBC 17' and will next be seen in Ribhu Dasgupta's 'Section 84' with Diana Penty and Nimrat Kaur.- EndsMust Watch
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