Love for his craft is the key to Amitabh Bachchan’s long career: Hema Malini
Big B's career is all set to turn 50 this year. Reinventing his job profile constantly as a public icon has been the superstar’s steady success mantra over the decades
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Big B’s co-star in over a dozen films reveals his source of sustenance
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Hema Malini admires Bachchan's disciplined lifestyle and the sheer love that he continues to have for his craft
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The discipline has not ebbed even after all these decades, and that is what makes him a superstar
“I have worked with Amitji in a dozen-odd films, and I can say each experience has been a memorable one. I fondly recall all the great time we had working together in Sholay, Naseeb, Satte Pe Satta, Trishul, Gehri Chaal, Kasauti, Nastik, Desh Premee, and Do Aur Do Paanch. In recent times, we shared screen space in Baghban and Baabul, and we also had roles in Bbuddah Hoga Terra Baap, Veer-Zara and Aarakshan.
Amitab Bachchan and Hema Malini. File photo
Every time I work with Amitji, I admire his disciplined lifestyle and the sheer love that he continues to have for his craft. I think that has not ebbed even after all these decades, and that is what makes him a superstar, and is the secret of his survival even after so many years.
It is also something that makes working with him a great experience every time. Who wouldn’t want to work with an actor as professional and dedicated as Amitabh Bachchan?”
(As told to Ahana Bhattacharya)
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