Big B is shrouded in mystery in new ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ poster
A new poster from the upcoming sci-fi film 'Kalki 2898 AD' was unveiled on Saturday. The poster features veteran Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan in a new avatar.
As we saw in the 102 Not Out trailer, there was a contrast between the characters of Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor. Actor Jimit Trivedi has now spoken about the different approach of the actors in real life.
The reel life characters of Big B and Rishi Kapoor sound just opposite to their real self. Jimit began with Rishi Kapoor’s tweet about him that came as a surprise to him. He said, “He had asked my full name and took the pain to Google me, take my picture and put it on Twitter. It was just the first day of the shoot and our first meeting so I was all the more happy.”
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Talking about his shoots, Jimit said, “It was like sitting in a class and chatting up with your friend. Bachchan sir is very disciplined. He speaks less but when he does we all enjoy. I asked about his experience on Great Gatsby, Thugs of Hindostan.
“Rishi sir is spontaneous, he gives one take and gives another take differently. Bachchan sir is a methodical actor, he rehearses, picks up the props. It is the same process like theatre,” he added.
The Bhool Bhulaiyaa actor knows that the focus will be more on Kapoor and Bachchan, 75, and he says for him the bigger joy is in sharing the screen space with them.
“People will notice even if you do a small role. Nawazuddin Siddiqui is the biggest example, he was not a regular junior artiste back then, today he is a big star. I am not an insecure actor. People should like my work, if they don’t, I will rectify.”
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102 Not Out is directed by Umesh Shukla and adapted from a Gujarati play written by Saumya Joshi. The film is scheduled to release on 4 May. Fans are waiting to witness the unique chemistry of the father-son duo.
-With PTI inputs
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