
In a distant village by the name of Ramgarh, there was a notorious dacoit by the name of Gabbar Singh. A renowned resident of the village and an ex-policeman – Thakur had hired two people by the name of Jai and Viru to catch Gabbar to avenge his historic losses.
Bullet syndrome in stock market
After months of planning and plotting, Jai and Viru tricked Gabbar Singh with bait and caught him alive. Gabbar was brought to Thakur and presented to his own court of justice. Thakur had planned for this day for ages and didn’t want to kill Gabbar Singh that easily. He wanted Gabbar to feel the pain slowly and gradually. However, he also wanted to give Gabbar the chance of luck – he tells Gabbar that if he survives the test, then he is a free man and can begin his second life on a positive note.
The Test
Thakur tells Gabbar that he has a six chambered revolver; however, there are only two bullets in them in successive order. Gabbar tied to his chair has no other option but to give in to the test. However, Thakur makes it a complex situation by saying that, he will spin the chamber, close it and take a shot at Gabbar.
If Gabbar dies, the game is over and justice is done.
However, if he survives – he would be given two options –
(1) Pull the trigger again or
(2) Spin the chamber again, close it and retake the shot.
Gabbar doesn’t think much and tells Thakur to take the first shot. Thakur immediately spins the chamber, closes it and takes the first shot at Gabbar. With a stroke of luck, Gabbar survives it. Now, it’s decision making time for Gabbar.
What should Gabbar choose from – Option 1 or Option 2?
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