The 70 something actor still amazes us with his transformation in films. While the rest of B-town are keen to achieve the glorious ‘8-pack’, Amitabh Bachchan packed on the pounds for his character in 'Piku'.
Amitabh Bachchan as ghost...we definitely did not see this coming. One cannot get over the delighted and bemused Amitabh in 'Bhootnath'. He certainly made a scary ghost (wink)!
At an age where most of his contemporaries have taken a backseat, Amitabh played a retired Shakespearean theatre actor. After undergoing various look tests, they finalized on white long locks of hair and beard.
'Eklavya' wrestled with the themes of betrayal, jealousy and revenge. Amitabh exceptionally fit into the shoes of a deeply anguished person. He ditched his usual side-parted hair and clean shaven look to show a orthodox side of him.
His appearance in the Hollywood film came after a career spanning four decade long. Amitabh sported thick sideburns, impressive whiskers, one cannot miss out his baritone and the way he introduced himself to Tobey Maguire in the film.
Though the film didn't go down well with the audience, we can't help but note Amitabh's look for the film. The colourful attire, chunky jewellery, a feathered hat and of course the long white hair completed his look. Well though it came as a
Amitabh Bachchan played Buddhadeb Gupta, a London restaurateur who prides himself on the finest Indian food. The white ponytailed, preachy perfectionist took us through a dreamy tale with Tabu.
The tale of Aladin and the Magic lamp underwent a modish transformation in the film 'Aladin'. We can't stop raving on how much we loved Amitabh's quirky genie look for the fantasy flick.
Amitabh Bachchan stepped into the relatively small shoes of Auro for the film 'Paa'. The actor sat through hours of make-up sessions with intricate prosthetics and the end result was something which blew away our mind. He played the role of a
The actor doesn't shy away from experimenting with his looks. For 'Shamitabh', he sported a grungy look with scruffy beard. He brilliantly carried off that rugged look with ease.
Different shades of Amitabh Bachchan captured on celluloid