It’s The Actor’s Paradox That Keeps Abhishek Bachchan Up at Night | Anupama Chopra

[@manasigokhale3321]

No wonder Aish chose to marry such an amazing guy.. people call him lucky for getting such a beautiful wife.. I find her lucky for getting such a talented, modest husband..

[@HrishikeshMukherjeeFan]

SRK and AB give the best interviews. Never a dull moment

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

@@HrishikeshMukherjeeFan istg

[@bhaveshyadav5580]

@@HrishikeshMukherjeeFan srk worst interview always try to make feel himself king wheras listening to Pankaj, Irfaan Khan, Nawazuddin is way more better.

[@HrishikeshMukherjeeFan]

@@bhaveshyadav5580 not a fan of srk on/off the movie screen. but u cannot deny the charm and wit he exudes during an interview.

[@kysonhunter5640]

you probably dont give a shit but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost the login password. I would love any help you can offer me

[@anujab6163]

Never have we ever seen a rich daddy's son who is as well behaved, humble, gentle, kind, respectful and down to earth as Abhishek.. Just love him for that !!!❤

[@monicabanik1998]

Resil Perse Tiger is in the list too

[@TheNishad]

That is what it is not rich or poor it is how u follow discipline

[@rbrahmadathanful]

Anuj B c’mon mate! rich ppl are generally better educated hence well behaved ie calm and composed.

[@tarunsharma867]

i really love him for that

[@rahmaspeech]

A well balanced upbringing ,wealth or poverty is not the reason

[@swatishinde6868]

0% Arrogance. 100% Kindness Abhishek you are such a nice personality . Respect😘

[@buzztu-k7y]

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[@brajroy]

He is spiritual..he is confident..he knows what he is doing... He is Abhishek Bachchan!!

[@asadgondal897]

He is a flop actor 😂.

[@noorsultan8296]

U also missed highly privileged

[@GSS77712]

@@asadgondal897 Better than being a flop person. Which you are. A burden on earth.

[@GSS77712]

@@noorsultan8296 His privilege has actually been a curse for him. Evident from the way losers like you troll him for no rhyme or reason.

[@GSS77712]

@blue tiger He acknowledges his mistakes. He does admit that complacency had set in him to an extent. Perhaps you didn't understand much of the interview. His legacy has been both a boon and a curse for him. Mostly a curse. 'Coz he was always compared to his father and had to stay in his shadow. He is actually a victim of a kind of reverse nepotism and discrimination. He was never a bad actor. Just someone with bad luck. Unlike Hrithik, he wasn't launched by his father nor did he have his father to fall back on during his dry phases. On the contrary, he faced a hell lot of rejection during his initial days and he's mentioned the same in this interview. He accepted whatever came his way only to support his family, considering they were in a deep financial crisis then. Yes, he did make bad choices. He admits that. Also, keep one thing in mind that the audience made guys like Sushant, Ayushman, Kartik stars. Not Abhishek. So it's not that he benefited from his name or something. He's accepted his destiny and only wishes to follow his passion. That of being in front of the camera. So what's your problem with that? Ironically, you were the same lot who were making fun of him when he had no films in in the interim period of 2 years by making statements like he's living off his dad's wealth. And now when he's choosing some great scripts and improving his craft, you are the sam lot accusing him of cashing in on his privilege. You guys hate just for the sake of it. To feel slightly better about your own shitty lives. "Blue Tiger". LOL!!! 😂😂😂

[@sameeranwar580]

I really liked the part where he is talking about the craft and power around 14:00. This guy knows how to act. No one would have done Guru better than him.

[@Smithanambiar-s6h]

He needs a good PR, and some good movies ofcourse! What a lovely person! ...and hardly anybody can see that!

[@nsz6]

So good to see a nice and long interview of Abhishek after so long. He is always so well spoken.

[@manzoormalik5325]

nuha693 true that..he is always well spoken

[@NAVEEN3643]

nuha693 absolutely right..very well mannered.

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

I agree Nuha. He is articulate and honest and that’s always a great combination. - Anupama Chopra

[@neetuparyani8097]

nuha693 I

[@t.g.8717]

Some actors incl Abhisekh Bachhan and Sonam Kapoor are 2 faced arrogant stars. With reputed interviewers they speak politely, warmly and graciously. With average TV reporters they showed their true colours of arrogance, ego & dominances.

[@professionalprats6685]

Why everyone has forgot Abhishek's performance in Maniratnam's GURU...It really changed my mindset

[@pforprateek]

I recently got an opportunity to meet him in Chennai airport , after giving me a selfie pic , he himself said thank u and then instead of his bodyguards started asking me to get apart I managed to shake hand with him well and again he was like thank u very much and his voice is like GOD's voice . You I am telling this as I did not expected this from a super star like him who has been a part of GURU , Dhoom , Yuva , Bluffmaster and many more . He is so humble I wish I could have a more like conversation with him as I even managed to have a nice 5 minute walk with him and I foolishly asked him. About his next project and he was very humble in his reply like " yup working on it" ... I wish him love luck and I am sure he ll rock the floor once again.

[@cryptogirl8755]

He is such an eloquent speaker and great actor as well... I loved him in Yuva, Guru, Bunty aur Bubli, bol Bachaan, Paa and Sarkar... Hope Manmarziyaan would bring him back with a bang...He has the full potential and ability to make it back. All the best Abhishek👍👍👍👍

[@manikaur9405]

Abhishek is arguably the most humble guy in Bollywood. He is so endearing. Regardless of his career, he will always be a nice guy.

[@trishamahendra7033]

Never realised this guy had so much substance. Articulate, down to earth, smart and very cool!! Impressed.

[@mayanksharma6674]

One of the nicest person in Bollywood. He's worth billions but still seem so humble. All that backlash from the audience just because he's a star kid is absolutely ridiculous.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

billions he didnt earn....and movies he still gets because of his lineage

[@mayanksharma6674]

Yeah but the movies work because of his audience, not his family. They don't spend crores on tickets to promote him

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

How many of those movies were successful on his own merit? There is always some bigger co-star along with him: eg. Happy New Year and Bol Bachchan. How many of the movies where he was the lead star have turned a profit? Everybody knows "Guru" and some more, but for the amount of movies he has been offered as the lead, most have been flops. And the irony he is still offered movies. For the same reasons as stated in my first comment.

[@Prateek987]

Cyril TV ppl invest in him not cuz of his surname but his acting skills. An actor's acting skills can b judged by his comic skills. That's why hrithik, salman are not good actors

[@akash-dsouza]

Billions? Srk is worth 800 million. Wtf r u talking about?

[@PrateekGole]

It's not that he is a bad actor, he has already shown his acting prowess in Mani Ratnam's "Guru", it's just there aren't enough roles, conforming to a stereotypical Bollywood hero, for him.

[@siddhantsamant3539]

He is decent he just is not lucky.

[@aishwaryaroy1019]

Absolutely love it every time he opens his mouth. He has only wise and witty things to say. What a thorough gentleman

[@vellaaatma4441]

Well there's some blind hatred towards this guy. Dude's a seriously nice actor, very very well spoken and has never misbehaved (as far as my brain cells stretch me to). The only reason he didn't succeed much was because of the burden of being a "bachchan" that always came along with him. To be honest, he was the standout performer in movies like Kabhi Alvida na Kehnaa, Guru & Happy New Year. Even Dhoom series would look pretty incomplete without him. Wish him all the best though :)

[@sreeniala4603]

Prabodhani Barber he's well spoken and probably even a nice guy but the fact that he's a bad actor remains

[@saminafazlani1580]

👍

[@chrisanthi6021]

You forgot Yuva. My jaw dropped when I saw him in Yuva; I couldn't believe that it was this nice guy that I had seen in other movies and in interviews.

[@aiseakonrote5381]

@psychedelic toaster lol....please look into a.mirror...-: now what you see in it is the real definition of UGLY....😅😅

[@bhaveshyadav5580]

He never succeed because he is average

[@khushhhyaar]

This guy is my favorite. Such a delightful interview. So looking forward to his next movie.

[@anuwarrier]

I've been watching Film Companion for some time now; this was such a classic interview, and it's so good to have Abhishek back. I've always liked him but felt he needed a good director to help him harness his talent. Really looking forward to Manmarziyan. Thank you, Anupama.

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

Thank you for watching :)

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

Glad you liked it Anu - Anupama Chopra

[@AkashSingh-xx6eo]

one of very few people in bollywood along with his father and saif who are well spoken .

[@araslimaj5912]

Akash Singh true most educated too I think

[@butularamu7875]

Akash Singh by

[@AjayKandharejustbelieve]

one of the smartest person in the film industry!

[@currentissues8410]

This is probably the first interview that shows the real abhishek , good luck for the film , my fav of his films are Guru ..

[@reshmapatel7810]

I feel for Abhishek. Born to 2 legendary actors, must be a huge amount of pressure on him to perform as good as them. He has done many good films but unfortunately there are many bad ones. I feel directors don't know what kind of roles are meant for him and I feel he does his best in comedy ( dostana, hny ) and dark brooding roles ( raavan, guru, yuva). Genuinely a good talent if done right.

[@mandawam]

I can listen to him all day for some reason

[@sandykhp]

mandawam he is a cure for insomnia just like his wife. And i genuinely mean it.

[@deepalall647]

Aish does 😛

[@padayapparao9459]

mandawam Because You are a similar Chutiya like Him

[@iteedewanify]

He should think of becoming a speaker

[@Deepti-vn9kv]

Me too ..

[@rashmikamath6882]

The actor who gave us Guru, Paa, Raavan, Dostana, Dhoom, etc should NOT quote Happy New Year as a good performance!! :D Nevertheless, excited for Abhishek Bachchan + Anurag Kashyap!!

[@GulabSingh-pq3lv]

Abhishek ko sunna achcha laga.Unki bate saf or Sachhi thi.Unki parvarish ne unhe shareef or majboot Insan bnaya hai.Guru,yuva,dhoom ,paa or phir mileage ke abhineta se isi tarah ke achche kam ki aasha hai. Hmari Shubhkamnayain!

[@Monz486]

Rashmi Kamath I know right, I was hoping he will bring up guru but dude Happy new year was the most pathetic movie👎

[@MrArnav03]

Rashmi kamath First of all abhishek bachchan didn't give us those movies. first thing the indian audience need to understand that actors just act in the movie. performance matters its true but these are the director and writer who make the movie. director is the captain of the ship. and if the movie doesn''t work so does the actor. happy new year was the worst movie ever. and it was all because of director. and if a movie becomes blockbuster again the director is the reason not actor so give the same credit to director or more. i believe audience must be intelligent. if audience weren't dumb enough the movies like ra-one and happy new years would have flunked badly at box office but because audience are more crazy about the actors here in india and treat them like a god that's where the equations change. creative and visionary directors and writers don't get chance and financier for his story. anurag kashyap is one of the best in the industry at the moment of time. we need more people like anurag and dumb audience need to change their perspective as well towards the crew behind the camera. actor alone doesn't make a movie its a team work.

[@MegaBebo99]

HNW wasn't the best movie, but AB'S character was so good!!! I know it wasn't his best performance tho but we don't have to judge according to the space of the role (main/supporting role)..it abt how good it was..I ofc want to c him doing great movies that show how rlly talented he's

[@lovedeepsidhu9941]

Rashmi Kamath Well said

[@manasigokhale3321]

I personally find him a very good actor.. huge fan of Yuva, Guru, Manmarziyan.. but this inetrview reflects him as a calm, composed and a graceful human being.. a person who is not afraid to introspect.. a man who does not hesitate to talk about his failures.. a man who is gem of a person..

[@extraaccountno2]

In the larger scheme of things I'd rather be Abhishek (intelligent, articulate, seemingly a good person, witty & worldly) than someone like Salman Khan who, quite frankly, last acted in Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam.. and has been riding on the dim witted "Bhai" mania.. There's more to life than Bollywood success.. And yes- Bring on the trolls .....!!! :P

[@anon-kl8tm]

Shibani Narang that's bollywood for you, and salman is the extent to which splendid looks and on-screen charisma can drag an actor with zero acting .

[@monsoonmaniacs]

Shibani Narang You spoke nothing but the truth. 👍

[@KrzyKuri]

As a Salman Khan admirer i wholeheartedly agree that he has this Bhai image that is sustaining him. I also agree with your compliments on Abhishek Bachchan. He is a good guy. One of favorite Abhishek Bachchan moment is him and Aishwarya Rai receiving Dilip Kumar ji and Saira Banu ji at Amitabh Bachchan saab birthday. Overall, when a celebrity is humble it makes them a star.

[@Leo19rash]

So true talentless assholes are going ahead and making money on their moves coz of bhai syndrome or some persona driven mantra ..so unfair he was so good in manmarziyan

[@vikramsingh9119]

Exactly.but i love salman bhai.

[@shauryananda1147]

Huge Shout out to this guy! Stop trolling him any further people.

[@sandykhp]

Shaurya Nanda internet bows to your dictats. Clap clap

[@shauryananda1147]

Mohan Bhargava Thanks mate! :P

[@sandykhp]

Shaurya Nanda lol

[@rbrahmadathanful]

psychedelic toaster baskya! Rewatch Yuva.

[@bhaveshyadav5580]

Kyu krenge democracy hai

[@Lablabu28]

Dear Abhishek, I am so happy you are back again. I missed your films and your humour. Looking forward for Manmarziaa.

[@nchelsearaj]

Great guy, great sense. Sometimes I just see Abhishek as a successful businessman. At the same time I wish for him all the best and hope Hollywood notices him soon

[@bibekbasumatary4777]

He seems so honest and the humility with which he talks can win any ones respect. There is a certain fineness to him that hints that probably this is a good time for him to venture out again, now that the industry has started to come up with some interesting scripts. I hope one day I get to make a film with him.

[@kalyanikanungo1640]

Very well spoken you are getting ready to work hard.

[@lilooalim1275]

So well spoken. Always had a huge soft corner for him. Love him even more for being so candid

[@vrushalidhongade5725]

Ive always liked AB and will always wish him well! He's highly underrated and under utilized as an actor! Hope he makes some brilliant films soon!! =)

[@TheAmansharan]

Once Anurag Kashyap was asked what advice would he like to give to Abhishek Bachchan and he said ‘challenge yourself’. I hope he challenged him enough. 😏😀

[@snehasamuel7426]

Guys why so much of hatred for him? He is so humble and so genuine. Even though he is not a great actor , but he is trying his best and being true to himself and doing what he loves. Stop comparing him with AB. Everyone has their own paths.Although he got an easy entry into films compared to others but he is a wise man and has never bragged about the family he belongs to.Not one of those actors who constantly seek attention and that's​ the best about him.Also has a great sense of humour , is a great dad and that accent 😍 One of the best interviews.

[@garrettgayle1597]

He suvjd

[@sara-bw2lk]

Hardly make posts on KZbin but have to say that this actor is by far one of the most consistently well behaved and mannered men out there in the big dark world of bollywood. You can tell he is a genuinely good human being and is a great husband too, unlike most of his generation who are philanderers. He is a good actor and i have enjoyed his movies be it comedy or otherwise serious like Yuva, Raavan etc His biggest blessing and curse is being the son of Amitabh Bachan, the Indian audience just cannot look passed heritage and comparing family members, its not his fault he is being measured with his dad when his counterparts are being compared to each other. It seems he has been re born as an actor and seems to really want to dive in, we don’t always get into out passion for a career with the right mental and emotional preparation as we think. Life moulds us and teaches us and we may find the right way to go about it later in life. Indian audience is very cruel and hard to change their mindset once they stamp you in a specific way, seems like no matter what the poor guy does he has been labelled. I wish you all the best AB for this new journey of yours which can be your own. Good luck

[@stifler4eva1]

sa ra he has not worked hard like his dad. He got everything on platter. I'm seeing his same beard look, same hair style same acting, same bloated body from last 15 years. His father work so hard at the age of 75. But he is lazy ass, never hit gym ever. Look at Ranbir Kapoor, he also has a burden of Rishi Kapoor son and Raj kapoor's grandson but look he worked so hard. He took formal training of acting at new York. He devoted 4-5 years in learning acting and film making then he started his career. But abhishek thought acting is in his blood lol

[@ranjanichakraborty9566]

yesyouareright.

[@GulabSingh-pq3lv]

sa ra ,Well said !

[@sleepysibs]

I want this to be the top comment.

[@koustubhmuktibodh4901]

Best comment👌👌

[@bhagyashreepaul8930]

Thanks film companion for doing this. I love abhishek the actor and the person that he is more.

[@amitkumar-ip6yv]

Anurag, Anand Rai ,Abhishek is a great combo indeed.

[@wilbrodsouza9947]

amit kumar add the great Amit Trivedi for his masterpiece music in manmarziyan

[@SprinGiddinessify]

I honestly was going to skip watching this interview because I am not a big fan of the Abhishek that comes on screen. I have really enjoyed the films that he has pushed himself a bit, films like Yuva and Guru. Don’t know what made me want to watch this while folding my kids laundry ( Yes, I am a mum of 3 littles ) and I am so blown away by the person that he is. He is deeply rooted and Ash really did summed it really well. I think actors often disregard the fact that their audience often don’t just watch movies because we see a good actor or good looking one but also a good / interesting human being in real life. My perception on this guy has totally changed and I genuinely look forward to watching him back on screen. Best Wishes Abhishek ! ( Now back to folding my laundry )

[@junojani]

Spring Giddinessify same feelings ...reluctantly watched this but thoroughly enjoyed it

[@SprinGiddinessify]

baby driver I am in states

[@anujoshi209]

baby driver and who decides what is a waste of time. I hv seen Hollywood movies which hv been a total waste of time. A great movie transcends language and region

[@crazytv4415]

me too..same here..

[@rapperkc1241]

Spring Giddinessify

[@sshan621]

Hi Abhishek I hope u read this. I think you are the best. Very humble and down to earth. it shows in ur interview. Keep it up. U will get more and more success

[@hey8958]

Great to see ab back.. such a grounded person.looking forward to manmarziyan..😊

[@zeniyaraka2154]

He is a fine actor Very articulate speaker Knows what to do And of course "what not" He does what he thinks is best for him Not bothered about the voices around

[@AishwaryaNet]

Absolutely fantastic interview... loved this, Anupama! 🌟💛

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

Thank you!

[@shefalitate5372]

New found respect for Abhishek after watching this Interview. Aish was right about what she said about Abhishek. I hope we see that depth in the films he does. Looking forward to some great cinema coming from him in the future.

[@BhavnaUnleashed]

His positivity is contagious 💜

[@anaondshanbbhag1056]

I always thought Abhishek had potential...He was great in Yuva/parts of Guru.. .Abhishek.."You don't need the money...Go be a part of some great cinema..Go get them Tiger".

[@sohaibahmed226]

A pretty intelligent, humble guy. Guru was very inspirational movie. Really enjoyed every bit of this interview.

[@madhvya]

He is a fantastic actor, rather director's actor. Be it guru, yuva, raavan, bluffmaster...

[@aiseakonrote5381]

@psychedelic toaster n what movies have you contributed to.....NOTHING...N YOU WILL.REMAIN THAT - NOTHING.

[@basmah28]

He was so pleased to hear what Aishwarya said about him. That is so cute, and I'm sure very uplifting. Nothing like a spouse's support

[@stevechatha4533]

So good to have Abhishek back. Met him manyyyyyyyyy years ago where his quiet demeanour spoke volumes of how dignified & sorted he was - left a huge impression. Yuva, Guru, Naach, saw him shine, & till this day, I still think he was THE BEST part of KANK - despite all those seasoned actors (who all performed well) it was Abhishek that saved that terrible film for me. Many feel that his surname got him where he is, but it is that very weighty surname that also wears heavy on him, too, yet despite that, he has a uniqueness about him. Really am fond of him - in case it wasn't apparent yet :)

[@farahahmed5848]

For the first time in my life I really enjoyed watching an interview with Abhishek !!!!! It seems like these two years has taught him a lot about life. He came across as less arrogant and more down to earth. It was nice to see him get off his hy horses... The new humble Abhishek was a joy to listen to.

[@AaaSss-gb3vy]

Such an amazing interview, doubt if so called superstars can talk like him. Go on abhishek. You’re my favourite. Loved your performance in breathe. You definitely took our breath away. Hope you get your due from this industry. No matter what you always entertain us. Keep rocking.

[@Sherlockedrr]

Amazing personality. Aishwarya is lucky and her quote that anupama read proves that she really understood what a gem he is. All the best.

[@TheSpeech01]

Rani and him need to make a movie again. Their "chemistry" was the absolute best.

[@saniaasan]

"emotional bankruptcy" - love it! He's very real and comfortable.

[@asraakbar5904]

I loved him in marmarziyaan. He played Robbie so sweetly and gently. Definitely one of my favourite characters of his.

[@DrJoharCyclewala]

This guy is a fighter.....love his attitude

[@desivideshi8372]

Bus Itna Sa Khwaab Hai, Yuva, Naach, Run, Guru, Dus, Delhi 6, Bunty aur Babli, Sarkar, Dum Maaro Dum, Manmarziyaan.. he is the actor who was instrumental is leading the story and making a connection. Not all our dinners have desserts at the end but doesn't mean it was not great.. Likewise AB is fabulous actor whom I would pay for a ticket in cinema hall. 🙏🏻

[@apoorvajoshi9216]

This is a unique, interesting interview. Surprisingly so, if I might add. We get to see Abhishek's learning journey through failure, lack of work, complacency and insecurity, and whatever he has struggled with. Sure, his struggles may be nowhere close to what a lay person's struggle are like, but then he's not pretending to be something he isn't. He's not claiming he's had the toughest life, and his struggle has been the worst or any such thing. It seems like he's acutely aware of the silver spoon he's had, his lifestyle and advantages above the common people he has always had access to. Despite all that though, he doesn't come off as a jerk. He comes off as a genuine guy who's thoughtful, well-spoken, well-mannered and real. Aren't those qualities we should appreciate? Why focus on how he thought Nandu Bhide was the hardest character he's played? Consider the life he's lived and how he's been brought up, of course he hasn't been exposed to any such people in real life. We can't expect everyone to be a Nawaz or an Irrfan, or an Ayushman or an Aamir Khan. Personally, I respect the individuality here and the structure of this interview. Well done, Anupama.

[@riazshaheed7111]

he spoke really well.. best wishes..

[@jayshah1253]

I just love how down to earth Abhishek is in-spite of his successful career and all his achievements. One of the best interview in a while.

[@dj-if3fl]

So confident... This time... 100%... sure... Hes gonna rock this time... Best of luck... My friend...

[@satishpamnani2766]

dj I believe he has the potential.. to transform into an actor with huge impact..

[@mrudulakelkar7476]

When Abhishek nurrated that incident of 5th Sep- really tears came in my eyes- I have huge respect for Abhishek

[@AnshuKumar-li5yk]

He is so honest

[@tushitamukherjee4771]

This was a great interview! Thanks Anupama for this. I have always considered Abhishek Bachhan to be a good actor. His work in Yuva, Pa and Guru was one of the best.. And how can we forget Bunty aur Bubbly. I am really looking forward to this new movie that he talked about here. I really believe he is honest with his craft and he deserves many more good films in his life. So yayy! And I learned the proper usage of three different words like - facetious, blasé and vociferous. He is a good orator. It doesn't sound like it is forced or that he is deliberately using these words. He sounds very comfortable while using such words and that's how it is suposed to be like! I am a huge bookworm and I love how we can say the same thing using different words. Anyway, coming back to his craft. It will be very interesting to see him in a variety of roles... So, all the best Abhishek Bachhan! You will do great in your upcoming films!

[@ranjanichakraborty9566]

yetyouareright.

[@FilmCompanionStudios]

Thanks for watching Tushita - I love that you learned new words 😄 - Anupama Chopra

[@maheshmantri7495]

Tushita Mukherjee .. he shines in comedy.. I really liked his zhoom barabar.. comedy gold! And guru of course... did not see others. He should have refused supporting roles though, esp happy new year.. away from khans and amitabh bachhan. As a son, he would not minded taking a subdued actor in front of his dad in “mera chain vain ujada”, but he took a hit as an acting career... he looked less important than amitabh’s character and hence his importance as a protagonist...

[@444.A1]

🌸🌸🌸

[@shramanabrahma6706]

Honest, Genuine and Real...More power to you Abhishek ❤️❤️

[@asc8843]

Hit like for AA - Awesome Abhishek

[@moisimran]

He is a beautiful soul. I met him in Mauritius. Humble loving nurturing soul.

[@amyp6525]

One of the most underrated stars of bollywood.. love to see you make a come back.. All support and best wishes👍👍👍 And most importantly a man with a heart of gold..

[@firrzananadem]

Amy P totally agree!!!

[@MegaBebo99]

Omg I found this interview by chance, I luv it whenever I c an interview with abhishek. I luv listening to him talk abt whatever he wants to, I can listen to him all day long. He's honest, humble, well spoken, funny and I LOVE his accent!!..he's not just my fav actor, but I admire and respect him as a human being, I learn a lot of him..I miss to c new movies for him, but I'm also glad that he took a break to think abt if he's doing right with his choices..he did a great movies such as yuva, kabhi alvida na kehna, guru , dostana, Sarkar Raj, Raaven and bol bachchan..I believe he did a great job in all his movies, but it's not just about his acting, it's about the director and other stuff..I hope he'll make a good choices in the future. .Can't wait for ur comeback..luv u and support u always♥♥♥

[@bellahayden5275]

I genuinely love AB❤ His real self, kindhearted, soft spoken, humble, warm-hearted, gentleness and selfless humour sense is what flattered me. Always will be my favorite one on and off screen. He deserves what he should actually deserve.Endearingly, Love him❤

[@kasana8611]

Hei is very honest nd modest person

[@arvindbilwal3374]

One day you really become big super star trust me...

[@xerxis05]

for some reason , i like this guy now post this interview... he is brutally honest, which us damn rare !

[@AaaSss-gb3vy]

Love the way he talks. He is my favourite actor

[@lovedeepsidhu9941]

Enjoyed this interview. Abhishek is an intelligent man. Especially loved his take when Anupama asks an extremely sexist question about men going through 'existential crisis while women just take an break because they get married or have a baby'. Smart man with a very balanced head on his shoulders.

[@shreya4872]

All the best...Hope you come back with a bang

[@swatianil1]

He has calm down but has lost the spark in his eyes which he used to have earlier. In all star kids , he shows, how well cultured he is.

[@myunfilteredvision8]

He is nice...the best thing about him is he is humble and amazing husband and supports his wife career

[@sagarbhalla2802]

Finally Abhishek understand what was wrong, i hope he don’t get carried away and get some intense scripts! Best of luck, great fan since bunty-bubly days

[@ThePratik9029]

Jr. AB! Life's been tough mate incl the memes! Still an honest man. Isn't that what is important in life like being a good person first and then at your respective jobs? This thing is more difficult for him than anybody else because his dad is AB.

[@kqed1715]

i love his film 'bluffmaster'.

[@rasikameeramahabal6292]

I loved him in yuva, guru, dostana and one more movie with the song maskali maskali, and then many years later saw him in bol Bachchan and wondered why is he doing stupid movies like this, would love to see his next. Great interview by the way.

[@aniketlad1736]

nandu bhide was most hardest character of his life. wow this man is amazing!

[@sandykhp]

Aniket Lad thats bcoz his dimag me only kiddee

[@aaravraj721]

😂😂😂😂

[@TheGreyj]

Very nice coming from keyboard warriors

[@prajwalsharma248]

He is amitabh's son, lived a lavish life..the person u hadn't encountered in ur life, when u have to portray it...its kind of difficult sir.

[@aniketlad1736]

Mohan Bhargava 😀😀😀

[@amitkumar-ip6yv]

Most humble actor of Bollywood!

[@suzannederringer1607]

Love Abhishek because he is always so thoughtful and articulate. There's always been a moral gravitas about him, and true modesty. Sadly he has not always chosen the best films. I think my favorite is still DOSTANA - his comedic sense is perfect, and the whole cast played together perfectly. He's just fine.

[@bharatadesam]

Good to see you back Abhishek.

[@curious815]

Abhishek Bachchan is a true gentleman 💯 He handled failure in a way where it becomes an inspiration for many of the new comers in bollywood.

[@sabnamparmar6561]

You're a fab actor... I have watched all your movies.. Some were nice.. Some weren't and there were some which were exceptionally good.. Ups and downs are a part of life... Every damn human form goes through it.. But in all of this.. What matters the most is how genuine of a person you are.. And all through these years... I can safely say that you are a gem of a person and that translates on screen be it the movies or interviews!! More power to you Abhishek!!

[@KartikeyaDutta]

Apart from the nice and articulate way AB spoke, the best thing about this interview was how good of a listener you are Anupama! Thank you. You rock!

[@abcde1395]

i just hope he find success soon

[@vinnyverma5485]

I can't help but notice the refined way he's groomed!! Having said that, he does talk of the craft of acting so well, I like his great acting in movies like Guru and Dostana. I think he should just make good decisions with his choices.

[@DailyMotiveweb]

Great interview..

[@ajesha15s40]

He is a good actor and very nice person..Welcome back AB..👍

[@mecss8910]

Guru bhai se ladna toh Guru bhai banke ladna.... Lekin Guru bhai sirf ek hi hai.........

[@ranjanichakraborty9566]

sametoyou.

[@atultiwari1123]

This guy is a genuine person

[@islamislam-zw3il]

Atul Tiwari being a professional actor, he has to master being " genuine " , nothing else ....

[@akankshagupta95]

Stop hating.

[@emadali3997]

The Most Educated Bollywood Actor, holding an MBA Degree In Economics from Boston University, USA.......

[@emadali3997]

He did his education not for acting but it was his desire to be an educated person.

[@GSS77712]

@psychedelic toaster People know him. Even in your hatred for him you're still making him even more famous. So he's anything but a failure. Who even knows you? What are your achievements in life? You're an abject failure actually.

[@reeko9278]

Waiting to see Abhishek again... always loved his work... thank god hez back.

[@asc8843]

The most amazing actor by far who has done different genres, looking forward to seeing your movie, hope you win an award soon

[@think.mind.matters9489]

Loved the interview!! All these years..Abhishek has come across as that pampered Bachchan child!! It never felt like he was giving enough thought to what he was doing!! It’s good to hear him talk about it and also the fact that he has used his break-time to re-evaluate! Hope this next phase of his career will see him do some good work. Abhishek, use this as a springboard to making better films...and carve that niche for yourself that you haven’t been able to in so many years!! Good luck...

[@harvey2733]

The most sober guy in Bollywood....don't know why is he so underrated?

[@firrzananadem]

Suraj Gosai agree👍

[@linakarlina830]

😍😍😍😍😍from Indonesia,,,,,Abhishek my favorite actor forever ❤❤