KBC makes history as Kumar Mangalam Birla appears on Hindi GEC for first time


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Mumbai, Dec 28: In a historic moment for Indian television, Kumar Mangalam Birla will make his first-ever appearance on Hindi General Entertainment Television on India’s most iconic knowledge-based quiz show, Kaun Banega Crorepati, hosted by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan. The special episode marks a rare and significant crossover of leadership, intellect and popular culture on one of the country’s most respected television platforms.

Kumar Mangalam Birla’s presence adds gravitas to the current season’s philosophy, ‘Jahaan Akal Hai, Wahan Akad Hai’, which celebrates the power of intelligence, clarity of thought and conviction in shaping success across social and economic strata. His participation reflects India’s evolving growth narrative—one driven by knowledge, enterprise and aspiration.

During an insightful conversation on the show, Kumar Mangalam Birla shared his optimistic perspective on India’s economic journey, highlighting the nation’s position as one of the fastest-growing economies globally. He spoke about the pace, scale and momentum of India’s progress, underlining the unprecedented opportunities emerging across sectors and communities.

The episode also features lighter, more personal moments as Kumar Mangalam Birla expressed his admiration for Amitabh Bachchan, calling him his favourite actor and sharing his excitement at finally sharing the stage with the cultural icon. In a candid exchange, he humorously admitted to feeling slightly nervous about answering questions correctly in front of the Shahen Shah, adding warmth and relatability to the episode.

Watch this special episode on Monday, December 29 at 9 pm on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV.

 

 

  

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