Either the Players actor is being too modest or has finally come to terms with the real picture
After Mani Ratnam’s Guru, Jr B hasn’t really had a hit solo-film to his credit and it seems that he has become very critical of his work. Actors usually tend to dislike their earlier works, but they do have a role or two which they are really proud of and sometimes boast about too! In a recent interview, Abhishek said, “When I see my older work, I cringe! An actor doesn’t want to admit certain things publicly. I watch a film and I know that it’s a disaster, but I also want it to fade out of public memory quickly. I don’t want you (media) to publicly tell me what I already know. “Wethinks AB Jr is being too harsh on himself and we loved him, especially in Yuva, Guru and Dostana. We are looking forward to watching him in Players, this weekend.
zac
Posted at 5:02 pm on January 2, 2012
Abi…is way ahead as far talent is concerned compare to all his league actors, the only issue with Abi…is he didn’t pick the right roles. At the right time.
Which could be overseen, as he do not have any control over it. It part of the game but the below cannot be overseen which is 90% of the reasons why his films did not do well.
The other weakest part of him is “Appearance”…he doesn’t work on himself at all..he needs to go with the flow..look at Hrithik, Shahid, Ranbir, John..and even in the older version like Salman/Shahrukh/Akshay & Ajay…they change themselves with the type of roles they do..and they do fit & look according to their characters..all praise to Amir khan who started this trend in Indian cinema…Abi surely needs to follow Amir’s foot step..for each roles he accepts that’s all. And of course a good PR /Stylish team.