Why Abhishek Bachchan is an instinctive and natural actor like his mother Jaya Bachchan | Bollywood

If genes were important in the choice of profession, no one could beat Abhishek Bachchan. He was born in the manor, like few others. Son of Bollywood's main couple, Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, the role of actor and celebrity that ensues should have come naturally. However, so far, Abhishek's career has been marked by sparks of excellence with many disappointments. On the occasion of Abhishek Bachchan's birthday today, here is how the actor can take advantage of his badets while neutralizing all opponents.

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Recalling the second time (yes, well after the advertisement that followed his first film, Refugee of JP Dutta in 2000 ), this one noticed Abhishek in a film titled Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost (2003) doing what looked like a desi dance number. Looking at him, one could tell how much he looked like his famous father, yet he was so different. Seeing him in the films that followed, he seemed to want to be in the shadow of his legendary father.

Then, when Bunty Aur Bubli arrived, we saw an Abhishek for what he was – affable, natural and instinctive. actor; Just as his mother, Jaya Bhaduri, used to be at its peak.

In many Hindi films one has to choose roles that suit one's personality, unless one resembles Naseeruddin Shah in Gautam Ghosh's Paar, for example. We remember to have watched this performance and to be surprised by the skill of the actor. How can an actor who has attended an elite school like Mayo College Ajmer play such a convincing role as a worker?

Abhishek Bachchan in Guru.

Abhishek should also choose roles that suit his personality and character. In fact, it worked for him whenever he did it. Remember his performances in movies like Yuva and Guru. With the help of a knowledgeable director, Abhishek could delve into the complexities of these characters and deliver memorable performances. His role in Anurag Kashyap's Manmarziyaan, released last year, also falls into this category. It is true that the characters of Vicky Kaushal and Taapsee Pannu were much more dramatic and that Abhishek's character had a hint of "nice," but he was able to instill in him the gravity and dignity required.

Abhishek Bachchan and Taapsee Pannu in Manmarziyaan.

If his character feels disgusted at the inability of his new wife to get rid of his ex, he will be visible from all over the world.

Say then that Abhishek has more of his mother in him. Although he played unparalleled artist roles, his business card is a superimposed character set.

In Bollywood, it's hard not to be cast; even Jaya was the proverbial girl next door. Yet in films like Koshish, in which she played a hard-of-hearing and hard-of-hearing woman, she was admirable. In Jawani Deewani, she could play a prestigious role, while in Anamika, her dark character would be commendable. And it's bow that we hope that Abhishek will follow.

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