Bill Gates makes his Indian television debut in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
Give way Marvel multiverse — the year’s most surprising crossover has landed! The net is in a tizzy after a fresh promo uncovered the news that none other than Bill Gates, billionaire philanthropist and computer guru, has entered Indian television with Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2.
The dreamlike video clip, dropped this week, features Gates speaking over video conference with the iconic Tulsi Virani, played by Smriti Irani — a character that ruled Indian TV for decades. Fans worldwide are still stunned, describing it as “the most random but iconic moment of 2025.”
When Tech Meets TV Drama
The promo opens with Bill Gates welcoming Tulsi in his trademark cool and courteous demeanor. “Hello, Tulsi ji,” he offers, with the kind of poise that made boardrooms worldwide sit up and take notice. Tulsi, the ever-elegant matriarch, returns a line which only Indian television could possibly deliver with complete conviction:
“Bahut acha laga yeh jaanke ki aap seedh America se seedh mere parivaar se jud rahe hai. Aap ka hum sab besabhri se inteezaar kar rahe hai.”
(“It feels wonderful to know that you are getting in touch directly with my family all the way from America. We are all eagerly waiting for you.”)
To which Gates responds simply, “Thank you, Tulsi ji.”
And so, the person who revolutionized personal computing is now officially a part of family drama, emotional confrontations, and endless “aarti” scenes.
The Internet Responds: From Shock to Memes
The crossover instantly went viral, generating memes, arguments, and sheer disbelief on various platforms. One user on Twitter posted, “First Windows, now ‘Kyunki Saas’—Bill Gates really knows how to reboot nostalgia!” Another cracked, “Next update: Microsoft releasing Windows Virani Edition with daily drama patches.”
Social media has been filled with fan theories regarding Gates’ presence on the show — some hoping for a philanthropic cameo to advance digital literacy, others asserting he’s here to assist the Virani family “install updates” on their moral compasses.
Regardless of the motivation, this partnership has done the unthinkable: bringing together millennials who are homesick for early 2000s television with Gen Z fans of memeable moments.
Why This Merging Makes Sense (Sort Of)
It may sound strange, but the crossover is just part of Bill Gates’ current emphasis on world engagement and cultural outreach. The Gates Foundation has historically funded projects in India concerning health, education, and technology — and this guest spot may be a precursor to a wider awareness campaign focusing on reaching the masses using mainstream entertainment.
Meanwhile, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2 is pushing the boundaries with out-of-the-box cameos and transnational partnerships to revive its glory in a contemporary setting. Injecting Gates into the picture is not merely surprising — it’s brilliant marketing.
From Silicon Valley to Sanskari Valley
It’s not often that the world’s most well-known tech mogul swaps code for “K” dramas. But here we are — seeing Bill Gates welcome Tulsi Virani as millions of Indian homes collectively gasp, laugh, and cheer.
Whether this is a one-time cameo or the beginning of something much more, one thing’s for sure: television history has just been re-written. The Kyunki universe, once famous for dramatic confrontations and epic family dramas, now has a new addition — and his name is Bill Gates.
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