Abhishek Bachchan hopes that daughter Aaradhya respects the legacy of the 'Bachchan' Surname; Details inside

Recently, Abhishek Bachchan reflected on his career journey and personal philosophy, marking 25 years since his Bollywood debut in JP Dutta’s Refugee. In an interview with CNBC, he discussed whether he views this phase of his career as the ‘interval or climax’ and shared his insights on legacy, spirituality, and family.

When asked whether he sees this moment in his career as an 'interval or climax,' Abhishek candidly replied,“Right now, I think interval would be right. I mean, I’ve been at this for 25 years. I’m no spring chicken. But I do feel that a new phase is about to start. 2025. It’s a good number, as in a halfway kind of thing."

The actor also expressed his views on his spiritual journey, mentioning that he considers himself to be more spiritual than religious.

I am what I am today because of my family. I do what I do for my family, past, present and future. Their opinion matters the most to me. I’m immensely proud of my name, which was given to me by my grandfather. But I’m prouder of the surname he bestowed and blessed us with. I will work and do whatever I have to ensure the continuance of the love that we get because of my grandfather. I hope that my daughter (Aaradhya) and subsequent generations can respect that and have the same belief system

- Abhishek Bachchan

Abhishek, who was last seen in the 2024 film I Want to Talk, is preparing for some exciting upcoming projects, including Housefull 5, Be Happy, and King.