Interview: Abhishek, the rising son
Published on Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 01:14, Updated on Mon, Aug 21, 2006 at 11:00 in Entertainment section
Tags: Abhishek Bachchan, Bollywood
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He is the rising star of Hindi Cinema and a performer with immense potential. Say hello to the young and restless Abhishek Bachchan.
Rajeev Masand: Your new film Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna is one that everyone is talking about and your performance in the film is being discussed animatedly. I think it is safe to say that your performance in the film is one that most people have enjoyed immensely.
Your character portrays an ideal man and perhaps an ideal husband. He is one who loves his wife unconditionally, is betrayed by her and later forgives her and embraces her as a friend.
In your opinion, is it easy to forgive to someone who has broken your heart?
Abhishek Bachchan: I think it is. I have been asked this question several times during the making of this film that would be logical to love someone so dementedly that even being betrayed by her, you are ready to forgive and forget. It seemed logical to me because forgiveness is in the very grain of humanity.
Rajeev Masand: Success has come to you after a lot of hard work and perhaps after a spate of failures. Do you cherish it much more because it did not come to you overnight and perhaps all that easily?
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| Abhishek says, he has always shared a special bond with father Amitabh Bachchan. |
Abhishek Bachchan: I don’t know how to react to all this success because I have not tasted it before. People ask me how does it feel to be that successful.
I only ask them, "Have you forgotten who I live with? " That is my standard of success. Everybody cherishes his success and so do I.
When I had started my career as an actor with J P Dutta, I was not ready for it. I was this 21-year-old kid, excited to get the chance to fulfill my dream of becoming an actor.
I trusted JP Dutta blindly and followed what he said. Whatever appreciation I got for my work was because of him.
I have been shooting for Dhoom II with my friends Hrithik (Roshan) and Uday (Chopra) whom I have grown up with. We often discuss our work and I have been sitting with Hrithik and talking about it.
I was telling him about the time when I used to finish a scene and used to get excited that thankfully I did manage to remember the dialogues.
Whenever I would look at the script and see how many times my name has appeared on it, I used to panic to see so many dialogues to remember and so many scenes to complete.
My focus would not be on giving a performance or to best deliver a line, but it was simply to finish the work and meet the requirement. I think, that is the first indication that tells that you are not prepared and perhaps not even capable enough to do your job.
So, I set about working on it. Most of the reviews and most of them by you actually, were full of criticism about me.
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I believe that AB wasn't ready initially, but now he is a transformed actor. I liked him in Naach, Sarkar,
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Person behind the screen are responsible for any one's star status. His role in KANK is so well written that
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After watching KANK I said to my daughter 'Abhishek has been fantastic and his acting is so natural in this
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After watching KANK I said to my daughter 'Abhishek has been fantastic and his acting is so natural in this
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Its Time Abhishek start replying his fan mails too.
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