Abhishek Attends Don Screening Hosted By Amitabh Bachchan's Fans. "I Am Indebted," He Writes
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"This was such an amazing experience," wrote Abhishek Bachchan
For Amitabh Bachchan's 80th birthday on Tuesday, his EF (as in extended family) hosted a special screening of his iconic 1978 film Don, which was attended by his son Abhishek and daughter Shweta. After attending the film screening, an emotional Abhishek Bachchan thanked his father's fans in an Instagram story on Wednesday. He wrote: "This was such an amazing experience. Dad's EF organised a special show of Don and so many of the EF flew in from all over the country and the world to celebrate their favourite. It was such an honour to witness their love and dedication for him. Thankyou to all the EF for making the last few days so special for my father. I am indebted."
Here's what Abhishek Bachchan wrote:
On his Instagram story, the actor also shared the video from the screening that he attended. The video was originally shared by a fan club dedicated to Abhishek Bachchan.
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