who thinks amitabh bachchan is stupid?

Question

who thinks amitabh bachchan is stupid, i think he/she is stupid, today he has a highest fan in the world and having a fabulous acting skills, give more than 60 hits, daily work 12 hours in his 64th yrs. age dancing like some junier actor, in every movie try to do different character for the public or his fans, he is a living legend , in a world, in a country, in a state, in a town or in a village every one know about amitabh bachchan, its heart of india, he got many hollywood offers but still he said no b'coz he said i am work only for bollywood and i want to be a pure bollywood actor, he dont have attitude like srk, salman etc.. srk every time says i'm the king but bachchan always says i'm a ordinary actor this is a perfect man and he is the first person his wax statue fix at london musume but some people still said 'amitabh is stupid', what do u think yaar'? u r not a fan of bachchan i agree but dont say bad words to him.

Answer 1

Every person has got his own reasons.
Don't generalise your personal views
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Answer 2

you answer your own question.

Maybe, it's due to his age that he feels more comfortable working in India compared to abroad. Don't you think the jetlag would kill him, if he had to keep flying between countries for his shoots and promos.

It's not the actor, but the director who decides the look of the stars in a particular movie. So he's got to agree with whatever clothes and look that the director demands for, as long as proper decency is maintained. Don't blame Mr.Amitabh for that.

He must be having his reasons for his decisions, but he's positively not stupid.

Answer 3

im not a biggest fan but he is diffinitly not stupid.
he was almost finished in the 1990s, his company was trashed aswell, at this age he started again, payed all his debts , re build his reputation and went streaght up again it is really admirable.
he himself has accepted it that he had to work extra and do more movies for the money.
and why would he go to hollywood? to do a 10 minute role of an indian maharaja or doctor?

Answer 4

Bachan is not stupid. He is a guru. he is AHHHmazing. he said that he will die acting. He played like every role known to man. (i have never meat him or anything) from the stuff i read, it clearly shows he has a caring, freindly etc.. personality. Ohh yeah i think shahrukh khan is kind of jelous of bachan (I love shahrukh khan an everything, but everyone gets jelous right?) becuz in a interveiw he said that he is better than bachan(yeah right [*cough cough*] [still love u Shahrukh] lol). bachan was the top....is the top....and will remain the top...


jus my opinion :-)

byebyebye

Answer 5

I was his biggest fan but when I read that he didn't invited any muslim co-stars: Sharukh, Saif, etc,. So I was furious and now I think he's a racist.

What was that all about?? Do you have any clue why he didn't invited the people he's working with in this industry for such a long era?

Answer 6

on the one hand u imply that he is stupi and o the other hand u have praised him. what do want to know actually. In any case AB is one hell of a smart guy. He know what he wants and is getting it too.

Answer 7

He is not stupid but he is greedy for money,that's the reason he lost respect from some people.tell me about his movie 'Nishabd'any grand father able to watch around teen age grand son-daughter?'Cheeny-***' able to watch with father-in-law or father or uncle?what about Indian culture respect for elder?he should keep the quality,,,super star treat public with super respect and love,,,he failed.so many flop movie,waste of millions of Rs.,,,he toally forget who made him super star,,,he talking like he care but realities diffrent,,,,when any one earn name from public,automatically they owe them.he is not famous in world,just for Indian and some Arab people.in u s just Indian know him,please try to under stand every one had right to give his/her opinion.because every one diffrent,even your dearest Big B,he is not PERFECT .any how he is not STUPID either.

Answer 8

I think he is a stupid.

Just spoiling his image with stupid ads and movies like nishabd, cheeni kam, aag.... also father of a big stupid

Answer 9

Amitabh Bachchan * Born: Oct 11, 1942 in Allahabad, India * Occupation: Actor * Active: '70s-'80s, 2000s * Major Genres: Drama, Action * Career Highlights: Kaante, Agneepath, Chernyy Prints Adzhuba * First Major Screen Credit: Abhimaan (1973) Biography Amitabh Bachchan is the undisputed king of Indian cinema; having appeared in over 90 films, he is certainly one of his country's most prolific performers. His 1969 film debut, Saat Hindustani, was not met with success, but within a few years his place as a top action star in India would be firmly established. His 1970s success, including such films as Zanjeer, Deewar, and Sholay, would continue for over ten years. Eventually, Bachchan retired almost completely from acting and pursued other interests, including in film production and a brief political stint in Indian parliament. Although popular male action stars throughout Asia are inevitably compared to Clint Eastwood, Bachchan may, in fact, defy this rather cliched analogy. In addition to strong acting and presence, this Indian superstar's performances have also required singing and dancing in the elaborate musical numbers that are popular in his country's cinema. Later career During the late 1980s, after his brief stint in politics, Bachchan's films became less and less successful. Many flopped. He dropped out of the film industry (temporarily as it turns out) after 1992. He returned to films in 1997, but hits still eluded him. His first comeback vehicle, Mrityudaata, was a box-office disaster. Subsequent ventures, too, were financial failures. Critics complained that Amitabh was still playing the "angry young man" even though he was in his mid-fifties. He was no longer convincing. In 2000, Bachchan had his first hit in years: Mohabbatein. In this film, he played a stern headmaster who has shut love out of his life, and his school. It was a complete break with the "angry young man" persona. Of course, Amitabh was also sharing the screen with Shah Rukh Khan, who had by then become the new reigning star of the industry. Was this success a fluke, due only to Shah Rukh's charisma? Bachchan then accepted an offer to host an Indian version of the popular British gameshow, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, or Kaun Banega Crorepati? The show was a hit, as was his appearance as a stern patriarch in Ek Rishta, and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.... Amitabh was conceded to have regained much of his old magic. He has since appeared in a number of films, often in unconventional or supporting roles. Not all of these films have been hits. Critics say that this is a resurgence of his old problem, lack of selectivity. In 2005, the Walter Reade Theater of Lincoln Center hosted a special tribute to Bachchan, showing many of his popular films. Although most of the shows did not sell out (Amar Akbar Anthony was a rare exception), the tribute also included "An Evening with Amitabh Bachchan", hosted at the Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall. The event included a live appearance by Bachchan. Tickets were priced at $60.00 per seat and sold out days in advance. The tribute was an unprecedented honour for an Indian actor. Trivia * He has not made a public appearance without his goatee since Mohabbatein, although in Khakee and Lakshya the goatee was reduced to a moustache; he grew it back as soon as the films finished post-production. * His parents initially planned to name him "Inquilaab", which means "Revolution". * He is ambidextrous, though on-screen he is most often seen using his left hand. * He once burned his hand badly while lighting a firecracker. For this reason, he kept the hand concealed throughout much of the filming of Sharaabi. Most viewers took this to be an artistic "statement". * Before entering the film industry, Bachchan applied for a job with All India Radio. The man whose voice has long been considered one of his strongest on-screen assets ... was turned down. * He learned sign language for his 2005 film, Black. * He is the first Indian actor to have been immortalised in wax at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in London. * He has received the Padma Bhushan as well as the Padma Vibhushan, two of India's most highly-regarded civilian awards. * In a poll conducted by Channel 4 Film he was voted the "92nd Greatest Movie Star of All Time". Bachchan is the only Indian actor on the list, which is dominated by American actors. * In 2005 he worked in eleven films; this was the most he had done in a year throughout his whole career. Awards Bachchan has received the Padma Shri (1983) and Padma Bhushan (2005) civilian honours from the Indian government. In 1990, he won the National Award for his portrayal of an underworld don in Agneepath. In 1999, he was named BBC Superstar of the Millennium. He has also won fourteen Filmfare Awards in various categories. He recently won the 2006 FilmFare Best Actor Award for his role in the film Black.

Answer 10

your right and as a muslim i think that abee is right too but amitbh is not a bad actor

Answer 11

ya hes takin so stupid roles now