Amitabh Bachchan He might be surrounded by fans from around the world, but now it seems he’s become someone’s fan himself. None other than his son Abhishek Bachchan. Looking at the way Bachchan keeps praising his son Abhishek, it’s clear that he is becoming a fan of his work as an actor. Not to mention, he’s also been shown to be “father’s goal‘Because he is Abhishek’s biggest cheerleader. In his latest tweet, Big B Called Abhishek ‘Superior’.
The legendary actor shared a video with his fan club in which Abhishek is talking about his latest role, Arjun Sen in I Want to Talk. Retweeting the video, Bachchan wrote: “Profound and full of merit…your humanity and your vanity as an actor i want to talkthat’s what makes you superior! God’s grace, grandparents’ blessings, and the whole family’s love, forever! Good results are good! And you are good (with the grace of God, the blessings of grandparents, and the love and affection of the whole family, forever! Kindness brings good results! And you are good).
While Big B calls Abhishek good, the ‘Guru’ actor recently spoke to ETimes in an interview and spoke frankly about not getting lost in the negativity surrounding him. He once said, “Hindi mein ek shabd hai, ‘dhridhta’. Somewhere, who you are as a human being, what you are as a human being should not change. Your fundamentals should not change. You must Learn to adapt and evolve otherwise you will be left behind but your basic values should not change so, I still believe “jab bura apni buraai na chhode toh accha apni acchai kyun chhode? ” (If the bad things won’t stop, then why the good things won’t stop being good) I’m a very positive person and when you focus on the negative things, that’s what, shouldn’t change”
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Bachchan had earlier called his performance “magical”. He added, “Mere bete, bete hone se mere uttaradhikari nahin honge; jo mere uttaradhikari honge woh mere bete honge. Abhishek mere bete; mere uttaradhikari (My son, being a son does not mean that he is my heir bete; Mere uttaradhikari (my son, being a son does not mean that he is my heir; those who will be my heirs) will be my sons.
