When Amitabh Bachchan didn’t wear a harness while filming action sequences! picture inside

Amitabh Bachchan posted a flashback photo of himself doing an action stunt on Instagram late last night. He captioned the image with, “Landing, err, on mattresses, if you were lucky, after jumping off a 30-foot cliff for an action sequence without a harness, without a face replacement, and without visual effects.” My buddy, those were the days.”

Soon after he shared this sentimental moment, a large number of his ardent followers showered the comments area with compliments on his commitment to become a celebrity.
“You were and always will be the best forever, Amitji,” said one user, and “This is why we call you the real action hero,” said another. Greetings.” Maanayata Dutt, Sanjay Dutt’s wife, also got involved and showered him with hearts. In one action scene, they took off from a 30-foot cliff without a harness, without VFX, without a face replacement, and landed—if you were lucky—on mattresses.
Bachchan is renowned for his self-control and his ability to make each character come to life so that the audience remembers them. Yash Raichand from Karan Johar’s “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” is one example of such a character. ‘K3G’ associate director and producer-director Nikhil Advani previously said that Big B had cut off communication with Jaya Bachchan and his kids for a scene.

In a Rediff interview, Nikhil Advani mentioned a particular moment in which Amit Ji’s character kicks Shah Rukh Khan out of the house after he marries Kajol. “Aaj tumne sabit kar diya ki tum mere khoon nahin hi (Today, you proved that you are not my blood)” was the only line that Big B was intended to speak. However, Bachchan ceased interacting with everyone at his home in order to adopt that “stern” demeanour.

Advani also erred in scheduling, telling him the shoot would only take two days when in reality it would take three. Advani went on, “Jayaji, who is like a mother to all the ADs, chastised me and said I had no clue what I had done when I apologised. She said, “He hasn’t been talking to me or the kids for the past two days; he’s just been moping around and being rude to everyone.” “Why?” Surprised, I asked. He had been entering the “zone,” she said. “But he only has one line to deliver,” I cried out.