veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan Known for her larger-than-life aura both on-screen and off-screen. Although he can be intimidating to many, he has always shared a great rapport with most of his co-stars. He has been friends with many people in the industry for decades. Recently in an interview veteran actress Dr the point shared memories of working with him including an embarrassing incident. Bindu who has worked with Bachchan in movies like ‘Zanjeer’, ‘Abhiman’ and others, how she accidentally spat on his shirt. Bindu looked back at an incident that happened during an outdoor schedule Rishikesh. After wrapping up work for the day, the cast and crew traveled to Dehradun for dinner and were back together when the accident happened. Bindu remembers enjoying a paan while driving while Amitabh Bachchan sat behind her in the car. With all the windows rolled down, he leans over to spit, not knowing what lies ahead.“I still remember when I came back I had pan. And I was sitting like the wind was in my mouth, and we were all driving with our windows. I put my head out of the window to spit the pan, and the moment I spat it, it all fell on Amitabh’s shirt. I was so embarrassed,” and I said embarrassingly in an interview. Lalwani. For Bindu, the moment was tragic. However, Bachchan responded with his trademark calmness and assured her that it was no big deal. Although he wasn’t upset, he certainly wasn’t going to let her forget about it anytime soon.“He would pull my leg and laugh about it,” she recalled with a laugh. Among their many collaborations, one of the most memorable is the classic ‘Abhiman’. In the film, Bindu played a close confidant of Amitabh Bachchan’s character when he faced marital discord. The role stood out in her career as it allowed her to move away from the vamp character she was often associated with, although her character could be perceived as the “other woman” in the story.“Hum madra mein gehri chaal ki shooting kar rahe, tab hi se oh bohot khai Shilpi di par unki filme chal na rahi thi. We were coming by flight. Mere saath meri chul manoo thi, everyone knew him as he worked. helen Gee and then when we were talking, he would tell me that my films were just flopping back to back. Pata nai kya hoga, Allahabad ki ticket Katwani Padgi. My hairdresser said, ‘don’t say that, everything will be fine’. Let’s read Janjir, let’s read Diwar. Usi dharmayana abiman chala rahi thi.”
