Big B shared a ticket of Rs 20 from 1975, thinks that now the cost of soft drink is
Amitabh Bachchan continued his Sunday tradition of meeting fans and shared the reflections on creativity, extra and apathy on his blog. He also shared a rare 20 rupee ‘Sholay’ ticket from 1975, ahead of the 50th anniversary of the film in August this August.
In short
- Amitabh Bachchan welcomed fans outside his Juhu house as usual on 27 July
- He shared ideas on creativity, more and mental dislocation in a blog post
- Bachchan performed a protected 1975 ‘Sholay’ movie ticket cost 20 rupees
Amitabh Bachchan, who has been known for the long tradition of greeting fans every Sunday outside her Juhu House, continued the ritual on 27 July. Megastar later shared the glimpse of the meat on his blog, as well as a protected film ticket from creativity, excess and 1975 classic ‘Sholaya’, which is suffering from Rs 20.
Sharing photos of the crowd waving the crowd, the actor reflected on his link for calm hours and creativity of the night. “This is the silence of the hour when there is awakening … it is not mysterious … be ideal for late hours to wake up …” he wrote. Discussing the inspiration amidst anarchy, he said, “It seems unknowingly opinion or expression, but strangely in the middle of cacophone, creative or mind that thinks, Excel … sometimes the best”
In the same post, Bachchan expressed consideration on the excess of material and mental chaos, saying, “There is an additional cess that is desired to confiscate … and the other is the pain of not ‘Doing’.”
What was for fans was a rare piece of Momento – a ‘Sholay’ ticket, still in his possession after about five decades. “Sholay ticket .. placed and preserved, just defeated whatever is expressed above some rows … 20 !! Price .. !!!!! I have been told that nowadays a gary of drink is priced in the theater hall … Is this a fact that is a fact ?? (SIC),” He wrote, how much has changed since then.
While Big B today compared the old ticket price to a soft drink in theaters today, the actual prices on multiplexes can range from Rs 180 to Rs 500 for a single cup.
Released in 1975, Ramesh Sippy’s ‘Sholay’ One of the biggest films of Indian cinema is considered. This will be completed 50 years in this August. The artists included Dharmendra, Hema Malini, Amjad Khan, Jaya Bachchan and Sanjeev Kumar. The film presented the title of the highest grossing Indian film, until it was crossed by ‘Hum Aapke Han Coun ..’. In 1994.
On the work front, Amitabh recently praised ‘Kalki 2898 AD.’ His role as Ashwatthama inIn which Prabhas, Deepika Padukone and Kamal Haasan were also acted. The film grossed Rs 1042.25 crore globally. He will resume his role in the sequel to start filming in December 2025, and also appears in Ribu Dasgupta’s upcoming thriller ‘section 84’ with Diana Penty and Nimrat Kaur.
