Amitabh Bachchan Dadaji vs Nanaji?

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Mommytobe

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Posted: 14 years ago

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About AB...no doubt he loves his daughter's chhildren but even in his tweets he had said.oh how happy he is next gen of bachchans to be born..after Abhishekh and Bhim (hisbro's son)

he forgot his own daughter and 3 of his bro's girls are bachchans as well...🤪

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: mona21
u know media can be annoying.
i remember when hritihk was going to have his first baby...reporters keep saying to Rakesh roshan how does it feel to be grandfather... u are grand pa now.. and he kept saying.. i am nana already..so i know the joy of being grandfather..but still media kept saying Rakesh is super happy to be grandfather..🤪

😆 😆 😆

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Dimdim

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: mona21
About AB...no doubt he loves his daughter's chhildren but even in his tweets he had said.oh how happy he is next gen of bachchans to be born..after Abhishekh and Bhim (hisbro's son)
he forgot his own daughter and 3 of his bro's girls are bachchans as well...🤪

Told you seems to me his being Dadaji is more impt than being Nanaji.

But people feel we scrutinize stuff too much.

Edited by KripaRajput - 14 years ago

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Why wasnt twitter invented 15 years ago?

90s gossip would have been more spicier and Sr.Ab loves pota/i natin equally would've been proved as well.

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Mistyy

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Posted: 14 years ago

#15

i m no bachchan fan , but i have to defend him here

i remember when this whole circus started with Aish's pregnancy announcement, media had asked him how does he feel now that he is going to be a grandfather and he said , he was already a gradpa to his daughter's kids.

and as for refering to his talk about next generation of bachchans, i think it's the indian culture caz when the daughter is married , she is part of the husband's family and her kids are considered next generation of husband's family. I dont partucularly agree with it, but most ppl in india believe in this.