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Amitabh Replaces SRK for 'Kaun Banega Crorepati 4'

  •   Thu, Jul 08 2010 08:42:01 AM

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Mumbai, Jul 8: Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who made a successful comeback to shobiz through 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' in 2000, is back on the quiz reality show.



The mega star has replaced Shah Rukh Khan, who hosted the third season, for the fourth season of the show, which will now be telecast on Sony TV.

The 67-year-old said it is a great honour and pleasure to be associated with thse show once again.

The format of KBC is known to everyone, he said. Words like 'Computerji' and 'Lock Kiya Jaye' became part of daily life and helped Bachchan to relaunch his career in Bollywood. The actor also hosted the second season of the show on Star Plus but when he fell ill in 2006, the channel decided to move ahead with Shah Rukh.

  

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  • Dias, Mangalore,India

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    This is really a good new ....
    Sure we need Mr. bachchan in a program like "Kaun Banega crorepati". We dont need "altu faltu" heros, they dont know how to talk or give respect to others.

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