It was in 2000 when Abhishek Bachchan made his Bollywood debut with the movie, Refugee. Despite being megastar, Amitabh Bachchan’s son, his journey in the film industry was not at all an easy one. He had a rocky start as his first few movies had not done well at the box office. His first hit movie was Dhoom. For years, the actor has fought critics who slammed him for his failure in movies. Abhishek revealed how he navigated through them all.
Abhishek Bachchan reveals how he stays positive amid his failures
Abhishek sat down for an interview with the ETimes and shared that he liked being positive in every situation. He has been palling with critics and failures like a pro. He sat down for an interview with the ETimes and revealed how, to date, he has managed not to get cynical. He did agree that at times he does get cynical, and it does get difficult. In his words:
“It’s very difficult not to when on a weekly basis you’re failing publicly and it’s being rubbed in your face and people are deriving great pleasure by rubbing it in your face. So you get cynical, but you have to try your best not to remain cynical or be bitter about it. I’m not the kind of person who gets bitter. I’m always the kind of person who looks at the brighter side of life. I do think that life served me well most times and sometimes, it doesn’t serve me well, and that’s all right.”