Amitabh Bachchan

'People are quick to criticise': Big B on why he's so careful about his social media posts
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Talking to a contestant during a recent episode of season 14 of his show 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', Big B said, "You have to think a lot before writing anything on social media." The actor further said that social media is an open ground where people are constantly scrolling through and judging what pops up on their screens.
Aamir hasn't seen 'RRR', but he spent a night talking about it with Rajamouli
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Aamir, who graced the hot seat along with Colonel Mitali Madhumita and Major D.P. Singh on the 14th season of 'KBC', said that that he may not have watched the film, but knew the answer because, before the release of the film, Rajamouli was at his place and they talked about the film for the whole night.
In 'KBC 14' opener, Aamir recalls how Big B got him on to Twitter
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The Big B started the episode by reciting a patriotic poem titled "Hum Un Veeron Ke Vanshaj Hain" as a tribute to the 75th anniversary of India's Independence. And then Bollywood star Aamir Khan entered the show with the "Rang De Basanti" track playing in the background. He met the audience, shook hands with them, and finally settled down with Col. Mitali Madhumita, the first woman Indian Army officer to receive a gallantry award, for the hotseat round, where he shared some interesting stories.
What made the Big B stand up and salute Colonel Mitali Madhumita
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"In 2009, two of my teammates and I were sent to Kabul to teach English. There used to be a lot of attacks those days. One especially difficult moment occurred when our team was the target," Col. Madhumita recalled. "I ran there without any weapons or even my uniform. In the crossfire, we conducted a rescue operation and brought people to a secure place. We also sent the injured to different hospitals," the brave colonel added.
Big B asks footballer Sunil Chhetri to 'bring the Asian Cup home' on 'KBC 14'
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"Is desh mein khelne vaale bahut baste hain par kuchh hi hain jinme desh basta hai (There are many people who are into sports in this country, but there are only a very few in whom this country resides)," the Big B says as he welcomes the sports icons. Both Mary Kom and Chhetri are seen sitting on the hot seat and Big B introduces Chhetri saying: "In football, all the dreams of the country are associated with you. This time you bring the Asian Cup for us."
Season 14 of 'KBC' with Big B to open with Aamir, Mary Kom
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As the country celebrates 75 years of Independence, the makers have dedicated a special episode (August 7) which will be attended by Aamir Khan, sports icons including Mary Kom and Sunil Chhetri along with Mithali Madhumita, the first female officer to win the Gallantry Award and Major DP Singh, India's first blade runner. Apart from a star studded night, the viewers will also get to know about some new elements that will be introduced in the new season.
Big B dubs for his cameo appearance in Gujarati film 'Fakt Mahilao Mate'
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The film stars Yash Soni and Deeksha Joshi and is directed by Jay Bodas. Veteran Producer Anand Pandit says: "Amit Ji always brings child-like energy to work. Even in a dubbing studio, he is full of joy and gives his all to every line, every word, and every inflection."
WATCH | Big B shares vintage pic from wedding on 49th marriage anniversary
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He captioned the image: "Jaya aur meri vivaah jayanti pe jo sneh aur aadar pradaan kiya gaya hai uske liye haath jodkar pranaam karta hun. Dhanyavaad. Sab ka uttar na de paayengay isilye yahaan pratikriya, prativachan sweekar kare (I fold my hands and thank all those who have showered love to Jaya and I on her marriage anniversary. Thank you.
‘I pray to god nobody insults you when you grow old’: Big B takes on brutal troll, gives savage reply
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On Sunday, Big B wrote ‘Good Morning to You’ at 11:30. As it got quiet for wishing morning, her followers started trolling him. And one such troller wrote, “Don’t you think you wished good morning too soon? Responding to this, Amitabh replied, “Grateful for the taunt. Was working the whole night and woke up late so sent wishes. I am sorry if you felt hurt.”
Amitabh Bachchan is the most liked actor among Mumbaikars
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This was revealed during a survey conducted by CVoter, on behalf of IANS, in the last week of April to mark Maharashtra Day which falls on May 1. The respondents were divided into two categories: those born in Maharashtra and those born outside the state.
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