Nazia
Nasim
showcased
the
power
of
knowledge
on
the
Kaun
Banega
Crorepati
(KBC)
Season
12
to
become
the
first
crorepati
of
the
season.
What
followed
was
a
standing
ovation
and
applause
from
megastar
and
KBC
host
Amitabh
Bachchan
that
turned
her
victory
even
more
memorable.
Nazia
Nasim
revealed
how
she
plans
to
use
her
Rs
1
crore
prize
money.
"I
would
invest
some
money
for
the
medical
needs
of
my
parents
and
in-laws,
and
also
focus
on
my
son's
future.
Some
amount
would
also
go
towards
charity."
A
native
of
Jharkhand
and
currently
residing
in
Delhi,
Nazia
came
with
a
refreshing
outlook
and
approached
all
the
questions
in
a
level-headed
manner.
On
the
show,
she
called
herself
a
feminist
and
proclaimed
that
she
was
raised
by
a
feminist
father
and
that
she
is
married
to
a
feminist
husband.
She
intends
to
raise
her
son
as
a
feminist
too.
She
said,
“I
believe
power
of
opinion
or
power
of
choice
jitni
ladkon
ko
milti
hai,
utni
hi
ladkiyon
ko
milni
chahiye.
Aur
is
value
system
ki
shuruwat
humare
gharon
se
hi
honi
chahiye.
Duniya
badalna
sirf
auraton
ki
zimmedaari
nahin
hai.
Agar
mard
sath
nahi
aayenge
to
duniya
nahi
badlegi.
Main
apnea
ap
ko
feminist
kehti
hun.
Jyadatar
logon
ki
understanding
ye
hai
ki
feminist
jo
hoti
hai,
wo
mard-virodhi
hoti
hai.
Lekin
aisa
bilkul
bhi
nahi
hai.
Feminist
ek
mard
bhi
ho
sakta
hai.
You
know,
we
have
always
believed
to
raise
our
daughters
like
our
sons.
But
now
it
is
time
to
raise
our
sons
like
our
daughters!”
She
was
raised
in
Jharkhand
and
enjoyed
immense
support
&
encouragement
from
her
parents
to
go
beyond
the
societal
expectations
and
achieve
success
in
life
basis
her
own
merit.
Nazia,
an
Indian
Institute
of
Mass
Communication
alumna,
works
as
a
Group
Manager
of
Internal
Communications
at
Royal
Enfield.
She
credits
her
husband
and
family
for
their
seamless
support
and
believes
that
if
a
woman
has
a
supportive
husband
and
family,
everything
in
life
is
possible
and
achievable.
On
becoming
the
first
crorepati
of
KBC
Season
12,
a
joyous
Nazia
said,
"My
experience
with
KBC
has
been
absolutely
wonderful.
Coming
to
KBC
is
a
dream
come
to
for
a
lot
of
people
and
for
me,
it
has
been
a
dream
that
I
cherished
since
I
was
a
young
girl,
wanting
to
participate
in
KBC.
I
have
been
trying
all
these
years
but
this
season,
as
a
mother
of
a
ten-year-old,
experience
of
participating
was
surreal.
Meeting
Mr
Bachchan
in
person
seems
larger
than
life
as
he
is
very
humble
and
grounded.
Being
first
crorepati
of
this
season,
the
feeling
has
not
sunk
in
too
much.
More
than
money
what
I
have
earned
through
KBC
is
pride,
honour
and
respect.
KBC
is
an
aspiration
which
every
commoner
like
me
nurtures
and
when
that
turns
into
reality,
it
is
unmatchable.
With
the
winning
amount,
I
would
invest
some
money
for
the
medical
needs
of
my
parents
and
in-laws.
Would
also
focus
on
my
son’s
future
and
getting
him
international
level
of
soccer
coaching.
Some
amount
would
also
go
towards
charity.”