'KBC 13' crorepati Himani Bundela gets overjoyed after surprise visit from her favourite singer Jubin Nautiyal- watch

Last week,‘Kaun Banega Crorepati 13’ witnessed its first-ever visually impaired contestant, Himani Bundela, who also emerged as the first crorepati of the season. Using her knowledge and utilising her lifelines, Himani won a grand prize of Rs 1 crore and a Hyundai Aura car. 

On the show, Himani shared with Amitabh Bachchan that she was a big fan of singer Jubin Nautiyal and wanted to meet him once. In a warm and sweet gesture, Jubin recently surprised Himani by visiting her place in Agra.

In a video shared by a paparazzi account, Himani was told someone name Rachit had come to interview her. While thinking she is talking to Rachi, Himani says that she thinks Jubin Nautiyal is the best person in the world. 

She then starts humming the lyrics of a song sung by the singer who then says that he also knows the song. A few seconds after he started singing, Himani realised that it was indeed her favourite singer in from of her and she was extremely ecstatic. She couldn’t believe it and hugged him as well. Himani danced with Jubin and also posed with him for a few clicks. The singer’s gesture definitely made Himani’s day.

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Himani came on ‘KBC 13’ and narrated her emotional life story. Upon a question from Big B, Himani told him that she was involved in an accident in 11th grade which led to several injuries and she bled from various organs as a result of it. 

Later, when she experienced some discomfort in her eye, she saw an eye doctor, who informed her that the impact of the accident had caused her retina to shift out of place. The doctor informed her family that if they did not have surgery within the next 2-3 days, she would lose her vision. Himani then explained that within eight months she had 4-5 surgeries but nothing worked and she lost her vision completely. 

Himani completed her further education from a university that specialised in providing education to physically challenged people and now works as a teacher in a school with both children with and without disabilities. She makes them study accordingly.