When Amitabh Bachchan had caught 'The Family Man' star Manoj Bajpayee reciting his father Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s poem incorrectly

Manoj Bajpayee recently appeared on Kaun Banega Crorepati 17 along with his 'The Family Man 3' co-stars Jaideep Ahlawat and Sharib Hashmi, and the episode was packed with laughter and fun moments. In a promo shared online, Manoj recalled a memorable incident from the sets of their 2011 film 'Aarakshan'. He said that he was casually reciting a few lines from poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s famous poem “Jo beet gayi so baat gayi” without realising that

Amitabh Bachchan

was walking by.When Big B heard him reciting the lines incorrectly, he politely asked Manoj to say the poem properly. On the show, Manoj also requested Amitabh Bachchan to recite a few lines from the poem himself."Jo beet gayi so baat gayi !Jeevan mein ek sitara tha,mana, wo behad pyara tha,wah doob gaya toh doob gayaamber ke aanan ko dekhokitne iske taare tootekitne iske pyare chhootejo chhoot gaye phir kahan mile,par bolo toote taron parkab amber shok manata haiJo beet gayi so baat gayi."Manoj narrates iconic dialogue from 'Deewar'Before this, another promo featured Manoj Bajpayee translating one of Amitabh Bachchan’s iconic dialogues from the film 'Deewaar' into Bhojpuri.The Satya actor was heard saying:“Ae Peter, te uhi khoje hamke, hum ta yahin baithal bani”(“Peter, you are searching for me there, but I’m sitting right here.”)Adding his own fun twist to the moment, Big B jumped in and said, Ae dekha lalva, jha Khade ho vha tareke se khade raho, ae Police station hain jano, tohre baap ka ghar nahi hain (Hey kid, stand straight wherever you are standing.

This is a police station, not your father's house)."

More about ‘The Family Man’ Season 3

‘The Family Man’ Season 3 is one of the most awaited series, and fans are excited to see Manoj Bajpayee return as Srikant Tiwari. The new season is expected to bring even more intense action, drama, and emotional moments. This time, the story will reportedly focus on a major national security threat, while also exploring Srikant’s struggles as a middle-class family man trying to balance his personal and professional life.