
Amitabh Bachchan, host of 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', turned a contestant interaction into a humorous warning for married men. After a contestant recalled both his first meeting and wedding anniversaries, Bachchan told husbands…
Amitabh Bachchan, host of 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', turned a contestant interaction into a humorous warning for married men. After a contestant recalled both his first meeting and wedding anniversaries, Bachchan told husbands never to forget the date of their marriage.

He said in Hindi that forgetting the date would lead to shoes, slippers and rolling pins being thrown at them. The studio audience responded with laughter. Bachchan, married to actor Jaya Bachchan for decades, has also spoken about managing household duties and informing his family when shoots delay his return for dinner.
The celebrity jest about domestic life lands in a culture where marital anniversaries carry ritual weight, not just sentiment. Hindu wedding ceremonies fix the date around auspicious astrological moments, and forgetting it can be read as more than absent-mindedness. The humour works because it leans on a real asymmetry: wives in many Indian households bear the emotional labour of family dates while husbands treat them as optional. Bachchan's own marriage, spanning nearly five decades, gives the routine the cover of lived experience. The bit will circulate mostly as a meme and a social media talking point, with no policy or legal consequence.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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