Abhishek Bachchan is starstruck as he watches Kalki 2898 AD with father Amitabh Bachchan

The one thing that people couldn’t stop praising about Kalki 2898 AD is actor Amitabh Bachchan. His performance as Ashwatthama in Kalki 2898 AD has left everyone starstruck. Central to this cinematic marvel is Amitabh ji whose powerful performance has captivated audiences. In the film, Bachchan plays the immortal Ashwatthama, delivering high-octane sequences that showcase his physicality and dynamism, proving that age is just a number. His portrayal embodied strength, wisdom, and an indomitable spirit. The film reimagines the epic Mahabharata in a sci-fi world.

Now, even his son Abhishek Bachchan is also impressed with his father Amitabh Bachchan’s performance. On Sunday, Bachchan Junior watched Kalki 2898 AD with his father and he reviewed the movie by simply saying, ‘Wow’. He took to his Twitter handle to share his reaction to the movie. On the other hand, Big B shared a note sharing how his Sunday was spent. From greeting his fans outside his house to watching his movie Kalki on the big screen, Amitabh Bachchan spent his Sunday to the fullest.

Amitabh Bachchan shares details about his Sunday

He wrote on his blog, “A Sunday of Sundays .. the well wishers at GOJ and then to Kalki with some friends to see on big screen .. seeing film for first time .. and the experience of an IMAX, and the facilities and environ at the theatre .. so impressive , the elegance and aesthetics in the facility .. had not been out for years .. but so satisfying to be out to witness all the progress .. Gatsby .. and son fooling around .. and the IDFC bank ad., that Abhishek and I did .. so much to say .. but its getting to 5:16 am ..and Shujaat Hussain Khan on repeat .. aha ha .. one does not wish the night to end .. just the, the emotion the singing and his sitar together ..aaahh .. music .. the chord that connects us to the Almighty ..sublime .. My love.“

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