Abhishek Bachchan broke his silence on giving continuous flop films at the box office, know what he told the actor in his clarification

In ‘Ghoomar’, Abhishek Bachchan plays the coach of Saiyami Kher, who loses her arm in an accident but decides to continue playing cricket. The film, which also stars Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi, released on Friday.

The R Balki-directed film starring Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher is set to hit the theaters on August 18. Earlier Abhishek remembers being overjoyed after delivering the first hit film of his career and then being welcomed home by his father Amitabh Bachchan, a unique personality in mainstream Hindi cinema. It was the 2004 action film ‘Dhoom’ and it came four years after Abhishek made his debut as a lead actor with ‘Refugee’. Also he talked about giving hit and flop films in Bollywood.

Abhishek told in an interview “I grew up in a household where my father gave seventeen consecutive Golden Jubilee films, four of them in a month, or three already underway and three about to release. After, ‘Dhoom’ ‘It was a big success party for Adi (Aditya) Chopra. I remember when I came home I felt that I had arrived and my father opened the door. The air came out of my face – It was Amitabh Bachchan.

the actor said It doesn’t matter how many hits or flops an actor gives, the 47-year-old star believes it is important to give one project its best shot and then move on to the next. “Any actor will tell you that it is the most amazing feeling when your film becomes a hit. You know that although it is not going to last, it is done, now you have to focus on next Friday. You work to make films, you are not here to make a flop film. It should never be like, ‘I have given many hits in a row’. No, you have to do this with every movie.

Abhishek said His upcoming film ‘Ghoomar’ is Abhishek’s first theatrical release in five years. His last few films like ‘Ludo’, ‘The Big Bull’ and ‘Dasvin’ released on digital platforms and he also made his series debut with ‘Breathe: Into the Shadows’. “(There is no difference between OTT and theatre). It is your labor of love. You have made a film and it is up to the audience’s verdict. For a web series or a film, the feeling is exactly the same. The way The audience information you get from is a bit different, but it’s still about the audience.

In “Ghoomar”, the actor plays the coach of Saiyami Kher, who loses her arm in an accident but decides to continue playing cricket. The film, which also stars Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi, is releasing on Friday.

Asked about the reason behind working with Amitabh Bachchan again and again, director Balki said he will never stop casting the megastar in his films. balki said It is not difficult for Amitabh Bachchan to come up with an idea. It is up to them to say yes or no. I dread the day when he says, ‘No, that’s enough.’ I hope this will never happen. From my side, the efforts will never stop. It’s just about them saying yes.