In Response To Taslima Nasreens Remark That He Is Not As Talented As His Father Abhishek Bachchan Responds He Will Always Remain The Best
In Response To Taslima Nasreen's Remark That 'He Is Not As Talented As His Father,' Abhishek Bachchan Responds; He Will Always Remain 'The Best'!
Abhishek Bachchan responded to Taslima Nasreen's tweet. In the tweet, she compared his acting abilities with those of his legendary father Amitabh Bachchan.
Being the son of renowned actor Amitabh Bachchan has long been a source of pride for Abhishek Bachchan. The actor has always acknowledged that his abilities will never compare to those of his father. He recently reaffirmed this claim after novelist Taslima Nasreen posted a review of his performance on social media. Abhishek has garnered praise from several fans after winning the Filmfare OTT awards for Dasvi. Taslima insisted that he was not as talented as his father.
Taslima Nasreen tweeted about Abhishek Bachchan's acting on Twitter “Amitabh Bachchan ji loves his son Abhishek Bachchan so much that he thinks his son inherited all his talents and his son is the best. Abhishek is good, but I do not think Abhishek is as talented as Amitji.” Agreeing with her, the star kid maintained that his father has been a legend. “Absolutely correct, Ma’am. Nobody comes close to him in talent or anything else for that matter. He will always remain “the best”! I am an extremely proud son.”
His co-star Suniel Shetty responded with a heart symbol. Taslima was impressed by Abhishek's remark. She expressed her admiration for Junior Bachchan as well, writing,
For the uninitiated, Abhishek Bachchan played an illiterate politician who is arrested for his crimes in the film Dasvi. He receives instruction from Jailer Yami Gautam. He assists him in finishing his high school education while imprisoned. The movie, which also had Nimrit Kaur as his wife, was made by Tushar Jalota. Currently, Netflix is streaming the movie. The film was directed by debutante Tushar Jalota. It was produced by Dinesh Vijan. Famous poet and politician Dr. Kumar Vishwas served as the scriptwriter.
