Amitabh Bacchan Irrked again after SON'S - Page 3

Originally posted by: tweety_lovely

Looks Like even this time, Bacchan Senior has not gone in favour with the recent not too favourble reactions to his son Abhishek Bacchan's New historical 'Khelein Hum Je Jaan Say'. He expressed his sentiments by writing on his Official Blog at Indian's popular Social Networking Site 'BIGADDA'.

He Wrote - "...not many among you would be able to say what these 13 year olds were able to say in 1930 - 'we were fighting for the freedom of our nation...'"

Read Big B's Blog

This isn't the first time has expressed his concern over his son's film. Last time He had issues with the editing department with his son's Flopped flick Raavan, Which according to him, was solely responsible for the debacle of the film.

source : filmidunia.blogspot.com

I am just numbed beyond anything to say more ! I leave it to the EF to comment on it. You may not like the film, but how can you dislike the cause. Young men and women gave up their lives so we could be free from being a slave to a foreigner. What was Deepa trying to suggest ? That had the film been made while we were still under foreign rule, it would have been 'relevant' ???

Originally posted by: Nuktaacheen

his exact comments were...

But what shocked me was a comment by Deepa Gehlot in her review of the film in the Afternoon, where she stated that the story or the film was 'not relevant in todays times' !! Deepa is a senior journalist and one that has been decorated if I am not mistaken, by institutions of repute, for her journalistic skill and accumen. For her to have made such a comment in print for public consumption is indeed most distressing. Deepa Gehlot, the fact that you have had the freedom to write what you did, is indeed the most 'relevant' factor of KHJJS. Young children in their 13's and 14's gave up their lives so you Deepa Gehlot, could become a journalist in free India. And you say the story is not 'relevant' ??

I am just numbed beyond anything to say more ! I leave it to the EF to comment on it. You may not like the film, but how can you dislike the cause. Young men and women gave up their lives so we could be free from being a slave to a foreigner. What was Deepa trying to suggest ? That had the film been made while we were still under foreign rule, it would have been 'relevant' ???

so more towards someone's review... in which case, i agree with him... however, i have not read the review in question... and i skimmed over amit ji's blog... i think a lot of people become sensitive specially when issues about freedom fighters and the martyrs of our country is considered...

however, i think in present era, a lot of people who struggle on a daily basis to provide for their families are just as worthy as any freedom fighter...!!

Originally posted by: poppy2009

Can't believe I am supporting Amitji, but nowhere in this article or in his blog does he criticize anyone criticizing his son!

Or did I miss anything?😕

Originally posted by: maddy1973

Papa Bachchan and Papa Kapoor should knock on the door of Roshan House and take some tips from Papa Roshan on how to handle criticism, flops and failures of the darling laadlas.

Seriously looking at the forever whiny Bachchan and the forvever dramebaaz Rishi kapoor makes me appreciate Rakesh Roshan and the way he lets Hrithik face his own battles......

Originally posted by: chatpati900

What is up with the dads of Bollywood? Do they not think their almost-30 year old sons can fight their own battles? If I was Abhishek or Ranbir, I would be highly humiliated by being treated like a baby in front of the entire world. And honestly, I don't think I even blame the dads. I blame the sons for not having enough balls to stand up to their fathers and tell them to stop interfering/taking control of their life. Freaking irritating.