Kaun Banega Crorepati 16 has been pleasing the viewers with the various variety of participants and their inspiring testimonies. Apart from this, it is the numerous revelations of host Amitabh Bachchan that make the display greater interesting. In the modern episode, the quiz display was graced by way of two unique guests- Boman Irani and Farah Khan. Interacting with them, Big B remembered the late Ratan Tata.Talking to Boman Irani, Amitabh Bachchan recalls the overdue industrialist Ratan Tata as a simple man or women and stated, “Kya aadmi the sir, mein bata nahi sakta. (What a person he became, I cannot even tell.)” Then he recalled two interesting memories that show how humble the industrialist turned into! 

Big B discovered that Ratan Tata and he had been at the same flight to London once and stated, “Ek baar hua ye ki hum dono ek hello jahaj mein jaa rahe the London. Finally landed at Heathrow Airport.”The actor similarly brought, “Ab jo log unko lene aaye the woh chale gaye honge aur dikhe nahi unhe (The people who were imagined to acquire him might have left or he couldn't spot them). Toh he went into the phone sales space to name. I become also status outside. Thodi der baad wo aaye and I can not agree with that he said this! ‘Amitabh, can I borrow some cash from you? I don’t have cash to make a telephone call!”The star shared another incident while he and some of his mutual pals went to an event. After the occasion wrapped up, Mr. Tata requested one among his pals, “Can you drop me home? I live behind your property.” Expressing his disbelief, Sr. Bachchan stated, “Can you agree with, Ratan Tata no longer having a vehicle!”For the unversed, Ratan Tata exceeded away on October 10, 2024 at the age of 86 in Mumbai. Big B took to social media and mourned his loss. Posting a photo with him, Big B wrote, "An generation has just surpassed away .. His humility, his extraordinary resolve , his vision and his dedication to accomplish the very satisfactory for the Nation, ever a pride .. It become my finest honour to have had an opportunity and privilege to paintings collectively toward common humanitarian reasons .. A very unhappy day .. My prayers"