No one wanted to launch Amitabh Bachchan’s son: Abhishek on the rejection of the industry
Abhishek Bachchan reflected the industry in his early days and shared that he faced initial rejection due to his father’s huge film heritage. He said that directors were hesitant to launch him for fear of expectations.
In short
- Abhishek Bachchan faced several rejection before his start in 2000
- Directors scared Amitabh Bachchan’s son under pressure to launch
- ‘Refugee’ marked her and Kareena Kapoor’s debut of Bollywood
Actor Abhishek Bachchan recently faced those challenges at the beginning of his acting career. Despite being the son of Bollywood icons Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, the actor shared that his journey was refusing for their debut in Bollywood. “I did not understand then, but I understood that when I signed ‘refugee’,” he said in an interview with Naydeep Ratit. His first film directed by JP Dutta, Refugee, also made his debut in 2000.
Bachchan recalled that initially, the filmmakers were apprehensive about launching him due to his father’s immense heritage. “He was like,” we do not want the responsibility of launching Amitabh Bachchan’s son. ” I could not find that, “he said. He later felt that the pressure and expectations associated with his surname were difficult for many directors.” That is such a big figure that people have so much love and respect, “he left.
While reflecting his experience, Bachchan expressed how disappointing it was to face rejection, especially when he was young and eager. “I receive it, but when you are very small and ‘I’m ready, but no, not really? Okay?” You feel bad, “He accepted. However, he admitted that many actors face more conflicts.” It is very disappointing, as any actor will tell you – not me only. “
Junior Bachchan recalled the enthusiasm of his early twenty -nine dasha when he was preparing to enter the film industry. “When you are 21 years old and are full of exaggeration and enthusiasm, and you know the nonsense you keep listening around you, ‘he is going to be an actor.” Oh, this is a big thing. “Nevertheless, his enthusiasm was found with many humble rejects:” When you go to a meeting – and not one but many – to say, “Thanks, but no thanks,” and very politely. “
Despite the early failures, Abhishek Bachchan has successfully established his own identity in Bollywood with acclaimed performances in films like ‘Guru’ (2007) and ‘Yuva’ (2004). He continues to develop as an actor and is currently promoting his upcoming film ‘Kalidhar Missing’. Through firmness and flexibility, Bachchan has created a different place for himself in the industry.
