Abhishek Bachchan Reveals He Takes On A Role Keeping Aaradhya In Mind
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"My creative choices have indeed changed over time," said Abhishek Bachchan
Time and again, Abhishek Bachchan has proved his mettle in the industry by giving some powerful performances in films such as Sarkar, The Big Bull, Ludo and others. Now, as the actor is all set to hit the silver screens with his upcoming movie Dasvi, Abhishek got chatty in an interview with Times of India and revealed how his choices have changed over time, keeping in mind his daughter Aaradhya Bachchan. Earlier, Abhishek used to play intense and serious roles, but in Dasvi he will be seen in a never-seen-before avatar.
Speaking to the Times of India, Abhishek Bachchan talked about how his creative choices have changed over time. When asked how Aaradhya influenced his choices, the actor said, "As any parent would tell you, your child fashions a lot of your mindset. Not just in your professional life, it's every day. I've always been somebody who gives a lot of importance to family. So, obviously, I'm no different. My creative choices have indeed changed over time, keeping my family, my daughter in mind."
Abhishek Bachchan recently completed his 22 years in the industry. Speaking on his journey, the actor said he has a certain comfort level with his craft.
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