Indian TV player failed to answer questions about UAE’s hope detector, losing nearly AED 50,000-News

The Indian TV game show Kaun Banega Crorepati has changed the lives of many people. It is hosted by Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan, and by testing their common sense, contestants have the opportunity to receive generous cash prizes.

However, in the latest version, a hapless contestant hoped to win 2.5 million rupees (about 124,600 dirhams), but lost about 930,000 rupees (about 46,000 dirhams).

We dare to say that this question is something anyone in the UAE is willing to answer.

This is the question asked by the questioner Akash Waghmare: “The’Hope’ spacecraft became the first probe to enter the orbit of Mars from the Middle East. Which country’s mission is hope?”

Four options are provided: Iran, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Akash chose Saudi Arabia, and he soon discovered that this was a wrong answer.

The 27-year-old takeaway boy was advised by the host Big B to withdraw when he took the lead, and took home the 1.25 million rupees (approximately AED 62,300) he had previously obtained to build his dream house.

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He also exhausted all the lifelines available to him. Although he was puzzled by the answer, Akash decided to take a risk. Unfortunately, this decision cost him a huge price.

The UAE’s hope that the probe will enter the orbit of Mars earlier this year is a landmark achievement, as it becomes the first Arab country to reach Mars and the fifth in the world.