Amitabh used to make excuses to avoid going to school!!!
Amitabh used to make excuses to avoid going to school!!!
The Shahenshah of bollywood is active in the entertainment industry with a career spanning over three decades and is ruling the hearts of the audience. Even at the age of 81, Big B is giving tough competition to all the actors of the young generation. After creating a stir with 'Kalki 2898 AD' on the big screen, amitabh bachchan is currently hosting the 16th season of the most popular quiz game show 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' on the small screen. During this show, Big B often reveals some unheard anecdotes of his life. In the latest episode of KBC 16, amitabh bachchan also refreshed the memories of his school days.
amitabh bachchan used to adopt this trick to avoid going to school
In the latest episode of KBC 16, contestant Shobhika Shri shared a lot about her life from personal to professional front. Meanwhile, Shobhika revealed that she works in the health and medical service sector and due to her work commitments, she has to stay away from her husband. Hearing this, Big B tells the contestant Shobhita some tricks which she can use to take time off from work. During this, amitabh bachchan tells that he too often used to use these tricks to avoid going to school. Big B says, "When I was in school, I used to lie about my health issue and convince people that I was sick so that I could skip school. There is a trick that if someone keeps an onion under his armpit, he will get fever and I used to use it every time."
amitabh bachchan failed in BSc for the first time
Earlier, in an episode of KBC 16, amitabh bachchan revealed that he had scored good marks in science due to which he chose the science stream, because he had heard that this stream gives a lot of good opportunities. amitabh further said that he realized that he had chosen the wrong stream after attending the first lecture. The actor said that he failed the first time and then appeared for the exam again. amitabh said that after trying hard and doing his best, he was able to score 42 percent marks in B.Sc.