Abhishek Bachchan breaks silence on divorce rumours and negative news, says, 'When you have a...'
Abhishek Bachchan said in an interview with ETimes that earlier, he did not care about what was written about him, but now things have changed. He said, 'Now these things hurt. You do not live my life. You do not know how it feels to read all this. When you have a family, these things start affecting you.' Abhishek Bachchan on negative news
Abhishek said that people write anything wrong on social media without revealing their names. Abhishek said, 'You should understand that you are hurting someone. No matter how strong that person is, words have an impact. Even if we clarify something, people take it in the wrong sense because negative news sells.' When is Abhishek Bachchan's upcoming movie going to be released?
Abhishek's next film, 'Kaalidhar Laapata' will be released on ZEE5 on July 4. Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub and child actor Daivik Bhagela will also be seen with him in the film. Director Madhumita's film tells the story of a middle-aged man who is struggling with memory loss and loneliness.
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