KBC 17’s “Rude Kid” Sparks Memories Of Two-Year-Old “Google Boy” Virat Iyer: WATCH
KBC 17’s latest episode has sparked comparisons with the “Google Boy” Virat Iyer, who appeared on the show two years ago.
- Virat Iyer, known as 'Google Boy,' impressed on KBC.
- He showcased intelligence, language skills, and quick thinking.
- The child prodigy reached the Rs 1 crore question.
Till now, you might have seen the viral KBC kid who seemed a little rude, Ishit Bhatt. But long before him, another child contestant, Virat Iyer, had grabbed attention for his confidence and intelligence. A class 3 student from Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, Virat became famous as the “Google Boy.” He appeared on Kaun Banega Crorepati 15 and amazed everyone with his knowledge, command over nine languages, memory skills, and quick thinking under pressure. Virat's KBC video has again surfaced online with netizens comparing him with the recent child contestant Ishit Bhatt.
How ‘Google Boy’ Reached The 1 Crore Question
Virat Iyer, also known as Google Boy in his school, was awarded the Global Child Prodigy award in 2020. Even at a young age, he had already won 30 awards and showed exceptional talent in chess and music.
This kid came on KBC a few years ago.
— The Bad Engineer (@Satirical_Dhruv) October 12, 2025
Got too confident and lost the ₹1 crore question.
Sometimes life gives you the lesson money can’t buy. pic.twitter.com/jbVECDOQBL
On KBC, he confidently answered question after question and reached the Rs 1 crore mark.
Although unsure, he chose to attempt it, taking a risk that resulted in a final prize of Rs 3,20,000.
His parents initially wanted him to stop at Rs 50 lakh, but Virat’s daring attitude and calm composure on stage stole the show and impressed viewers across India.
Internet Reactions To Virat Iyer's KBC Episode
After his episode resurfaced online, social media was flooded with reactions. Some praised his confidence, intelligence, and courage, while others debated whether overconfidence cost him the big prize.
Comments ranged from “Look, the parents, instead of consoling the kid, telling him 'no worry beta, you tried and played well’, they are showing angry reactions, openly irritated. What pathetic parenting.” to “He appears to be confident, but not rude.”
Stories of both kids are now surfacing online, as some people have found that they seemed rude or disrespectful.
Though for Virat, he answered every question carefully and reached up to the 1 crore mark, which is surely not easy, showing remarkable composure, knowledge, and skill for a child his age, winning admiration from viewers across India.
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