[Lost in Thought] The soothing voice of Amitabh Bhachchan was a tad too loud, to be sure, which completely defeated the purring quality of his timbre, and the symbolism a little too heavy-handed but the women were still graceful, the saris were just as colourful, if not more so, and the men had shed their campness. I was determined to enjoy the second half.
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Aa-ha! [Thinking Inside The Blog!]: Maybe, I’ve posted this before, but I wouldn’t mind saying it again - The first time I was actually impressed was when he said this about his son, Abhishek Bachchan, when asked by an interviewer as to whether he was worried about Abhishek’s image of being a silent and ”˜unaware’ person - “I’d rather my son be an ignorant (read ”˜a person who doesn’t understand politics’) person than a cheap and cunning fellow!” To add to this, it is inspiring to realize that he is now living his second life or perhaps third life after the famous freak fire accident earlier in his career and of course his well-known losses in business, after an interim retirement from acting, a decade or so ago. It’s amazing how nature has rewarded him for his patience and resilience by getting Bollywood to actually create new movies FOR him - REVOLVING around a man his age and makeup, when there are so many young heroes struggling to make a mark! (via Cosmos)
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