Anand Pandit On Abhishek Bachchan’s Performance In ‘The Big Bull’: ‘He Has Revived Memories Of Landmark…’

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Abhishek Bachchan starrer ‘The Big Bull’, which premiered instantly on Disney+ Hotstar on April 8, has obtained a superb response from the viewers. Movie buffs have lauded Abhishek for giving his coronary heart and soul to the movie. The ‘Bunty Aur Babli’ star, who performed the position of Hemant Shah, has been appreciated for his efficiency within the crime drama.

Anand Pandit, who produced the movie, lauded Abhishek for delivering a power-packed efficiency. He mentioned that the ‘Dhoom’ actor is in a ‘league of his personal’.

“I am glad that after all the challenges COVID-19 posed, the film has reached the audience.  The biggest highlight of the film for me is of course the performance of Abhishek Bachchan. He is a very different actor and in a league of his own. There are a few scenes in the film where his character has shades of Trishul’s iconic protagonist Vijay but he played them the way only he can. As when he says, he is in a hurry to reach the top or when he reminds industrialists that by giving him ten minutes, they can earn crores. This similarity was not intentional. But his character was similarly driven, ambitious and unstoppable. Yet, he played it with his trademark half smile, that unmistakable twinkle in the eye. He has revived memories of landmark performances from Hindi cinema, including his own in Guru,” Pandit mentioned in a press release.

The ‘Chehre’ producer expressed his need to work with Junior Bachchan once more. He mentioned that he wished to solid the ‘Dostana’ actor in a job that’s completely different from he has finished in his profession.

 “I want to cast him in a role that is completely different from anything he has done before. Maybe, as a full-fledged action star in revenge mode. Or maybe in a hyper realism mode that will shock everyone,” the veteran producer mentioned.

Anand revealed that he received chills after seeing Abhishek carry out the important thing scenes particularly close to the climax.

 



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