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News India Live, Digital Desk: Amidst the debate of ‘nepotism’ and ‘star kid’ in Bollywood, there is one actor who has always worked quietly with his head down. Whether the films were hits or flops, he never gave up. we are talking Abhishek Bachchan of.
Exactly a year ago today (November 2024), one of his films was released— ‘I Want To Talk’And today when this film is completing its first year, this celebration is not just of a film but of the victory of an artist,
The film that ended the drought of ‘Best Actor’
We all know that Abhishek Bachchan is a great actor. He did brilliant work in films like ‘Yuva’ and ‘Sarkar’, for which he received the Best supporting Also received actor awards. But ‘hero’ means Best Actor in Lead Role (Best Actor Award) The title always remained away from him.
Shoojit Sircar’s film ‘I Want to Talk’ changed that history. This film not only won the hearts of the audience at the box office and OTT, but also gave Abhishek his first film. Filmfare Best Actor Award Also provided. This was the moment in his career of 20-22 years, when he had tears of happiness in his eyes and the Black Lady Trophy in his hand.
What was so special about this character?
Abhishek did not play the role of a “larger than life” hero in this film. Rather, he played the character of ‘Arjun’—a man who is battling a serious illness and preparing for surgery.
Abhishek gained weight for this role, used prosthetics and changed his entire body language. Seeing this look of his, people forgot that he is the son of Amitabh Bachchan, everyone only saw him as a sick and helpless but lively person.
Trollers also became fans
Abhishek was often targeted on social media for his old films. But after this film the critics stopped speaking. Shoojit Sircar, who is known for making sensitive films like ‘Piku’ and ‘October’, brought out the pain and stagnation hidden inside Abhishek on the screen in such a way that everyone stood in awe.
Today, when the film has completed one year, Abhishek has remembered those moments by sharing a video on social media. This film is proof that if you keep working hard, the world has to bow down.
If you have not seen this ‘masterpiece’ of Abhishek yet, then you are really missing a great cinema.
North India Statesman