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I've never watched 'Sholay' on big screen: Abhishek Bachchan

  •   Sun, Dec 15 2013 02:33:48 PM

Mumbai, Dec 15 (IANS): Actor Abhishek Bachchan says he has never seen his father Amitabh Bachchan's 1975 hit film "Sholay" in theatres. He is excited to catch its 3D version on the silver screen next year.

"I am very excited to see it on the big screen. I have seen Sholay 100 times on TV and DVD, but never seen it onscreen. So, I am super excited about it," Abhishek told IANS.

"I had gone for the premiere of 'Sholay' inside my mum's stomach. She was pregnant with me, but it's shocking I have never seen 'Sholay' onscreen," added the son of veteran actress Jaya Bachchan.

He says he had asked filmmaker Rohan Sippy, son of the Hindi classic movie's director Ramesh Sippy, to release it again during its 25th anniversary.

"I asked my friend Rohan when 'Sholay' was about to complete 25 years - 'Why don't you digitally re-master it and re-release it?'. There were few issues with the rights and we couldn't do it," said Abhishek.

"Sholay 3D", presented by Pen India Pvt. Ltd, is slated to be released Jan 3.
  

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  • sunil, q8

    Sun, Dec 15 2013

    mr. junior bacchan. by just taking other issues.. KEEP GOING ON LIME LIGHT{ PUBLICITY}.
    YOU ARE NOTHING DOING INFRONT OF BIG B SENIOR BACHHAN.
    EVEN PRESNTING ARADHYA { DAUGHTER OF JUNIOR BACHHAN} MAKING HYPE IN MEDIA. nd making money from cheap publicity.
    mr. junior bachhan.. do some serious things in life..

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  • Lingappa, Kuppepadavu/Amsterdam

    Sun, Dec 15 2013

    Do us a big favor, Just retire, We never want to watch you on screen mate. A talentless mediocre individual riding on Dads and wife's fame.

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