Amitabh Bachchan takes trip down memory lane, talks of earning Rs 1640 in 1968 and living with eight roommates
He described how eight people stayed in a 'ten by ten' space. He remembers those days fondly and recalls how, after office hours, he would spend the evenings with the men checking out famous places. There was no money to enter them, only the dream...

While sharing a screenshot of his income and last-day data, Big B said that those days in Calcutta, now Kolkata were full of freedom, the most autonomous times ever. He described how eight people stayed in a 'ten by ten' space. He remembers those days fondly and recalls how, after office hours, he would spend the evenings with the men checking out famous places. There was no money to enter them, only the dream that they might someday, and now they have.
He continued when in his now profession, shooting in the city, going-round the same places, now being invited to them, and the change, meeting those old times and people and giving them the desired promise of yore, seeing all the ancient roads of residence in midnight and recollecting every other spot and what happened there, some not so happy but generally all in the goodness of events, some friends lost, some of those times still around, nostalgia, and now he has new friends, an enduring love that is loaded with feeling, and a terrific job.
What are his next projects?
Amitabh Bachchan was most recently seen in 'Uunchai.' The veteran actor is working on Project K with Prabhas and a version of 'The Intern' with Deepika Padukone.
Where can you watch Uunchai?
The film is now in cinemas, but an OTT release is expected before the end of December.
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