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Amitabh Bachchan asks full form of ‘PUBG’ on KBC, contestant ends up using lifeline

CHANDIGARH: The third episode of the show aired on Wednesday, where the show’s host Amitabh Bachchan asked some interesting questions to the contestant, Vivek Bhagat.

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, August 22

Tv’s popular game show Kaun Banega Crorepati season 11 premiered on Monday, which airs on the small screen at 9 pm, entertaining the viewers for an hour. 

The third episode of the show aired on Wednesday, where the show’s host Amitabh Bachchan asked some interesting questions to the contestant, Vivek Bhagat.

Amitabh questioned: "What is the full form of the multiplayer game PUBG?". The question has a direct connection with today’s generation hooked on online gaming.  

Confused with the question, Vivek decided to use his lifeline—audience poll. About 92 per cent of the people, who were present in the studio, chose PUBGs full form as Player Unknown's Battlegrounds. 

Vivek later went with the audience's choice, which turned out to be the correct answer. 

The question started to trend online, as several social media users began to look for the answer.

On the other hand, Vivek ended up winning the sum of Rs 10,000 becoming the second contestant to win the sum. 

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