A man quickly solves a complex multiplication problem (84 x 27) in seconds.
The video opens with a man named Bhanu sitting on a couch, looking at the camera. Text overlays appear, posing a math problem (84 x 27). He quickly answers 2268, stating it took him a second and is a method, not a trick. The video then shows a young boy looking at a laptop, with text indicating that in 30 classes, children can learn math this way. It transitions to a screen recording of an online math class, then shows the man again, introducing himself as Neelakantha Bhanu, the world's fastest human calculator. He mentions his platform, Bhanzu, is offering a free class. The video shows various clips of children learning math online and concludes with a call to action to book a free class.
