Abhishek Bachchan is currently shooting for Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘King’ which reportedly sees him in a negative avatar. While the actor has not shared details about his role, he recently confirmed that he’s a part of the film. Apart from Shah Rukh and Abhishek, the film also stars Suhana Khan, Deepika Padukone, Jaideep Ahlawat and others. While Abhishek largely prefers to keep away from the limelight and isn’t always sharing things about his work and personal life on social media, his recent picture has become a talking point on the internet. A holistic wellness coach and author Vrindda Bhatt dropped a picture with Abhishek as she gave him her new book. But what got noticed is the ‘Guru’ actor’s physical transformation and never-seen-before avatar. Netizens were stunned by his new muscular look. As she shared this post, many people commented on it.
Fitness trainer Shivoham commented on the picture and said, “@Bachchan loving the new look. God bless you. All the best for #KING” A user commented, “Damn he is huge and muscular now🔥” Another one wrote, “Abhishek is ageing like fine wine 🥰🥰🥰” Actor Bhaktyar Irani wrote, “@bachchan n body both coming soon… 🔥🔥🔥” A user said, “Damn! Abhishek’s physique 💪” A fan said, “Abhishek is looking damn 🔥”
Earlier in an interview with ETimes, Abhishek had spoken about re-inventing himself since the last few years and that this is is 2.0 version. He had said, “If you’re not going to keep reinventing yourself you’re going to become very boring to the public. If we’re talking 25 years, the youth that is going to watch the movies today wasn’t even born when I debuted. The largest segment of the audience is I think between 17 and 25. So the majority of them weren’t even born when I started. So I was already around and working when they were born and growing up. So I’m not their contemporary. The people who were the youngsters same age as me when I debuted are all parents today, some are grandparents. People who were acting and were seniors of mine when I debuted, some are still around some are not. The ones that are around still, you see them and analyse that they can have this kind of an inning because they are re-inventing themselves constantly. They are hungry. It’s very important. How many of my colleagues who were starting off around the time I was starting off, how many of them are still active actors today? Not many, a handful.” Go to Source
