Abhishek Bachchan shares what hasn’t changed between him and dad Amitabh Bachchan with a cute collage

On Monday, Actor Abhishek Bachchan took to his Instagram account and dropped a heartwarming collage with his father Amitabh Bachchan which is just too cute for words. Moreover, he mentions what hasn’t changed between him and his dad over the years and that is to visit him on his movie sets. Abhishek pays a surprise visit to his father Big B on the sets of Uunchai, stating that it is one of his most favourite things to do.

The picture collage has a throwback picture while the other one is the latest pic. In the monochrome picture, we see Abhishek peeking into Big B’s script while in the second half, Abhishek is seen surprising his father from behind and Amitabh Bachchan looks quite taken aback.

Sharing the picture with his fans, the Bob Biswas actor captioned, “Some things never change! Well, I guess apart from height and facial hair. Surprise visits to his set will always be one of my most favourite things to do. @amitabhbachchan”

Check out the latest picture of Abhishek Bachchan with Amitabh Bachchan here:

 

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Meanwhile, the Jhund actor is currently gaining an immense appreciation for his role in Brahmastra. He starred opposite Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt along with Mouni Roy. Amitabh was earlier tested positive for COVID-19. However, after recovering from the viral disease, he penned down his thoughts in his signature style as he shared how he has been adjusting to his current situation.

Senior Bachchan wrote, “The days have been spent in isolation .. and isolation develops a routine of its own which differs from the regular work days .. the human is a most adjustable being and rapidly adjusts to circumstances .. well , most of the times .. (sic)”.

Amitabh Bachchan will next be seen in Goodbye, Uunchai, The Intern and Project K.

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