Abhishek Bachchan celebrated 15 years of Guru on Instagram on Wednesday. Mani Ratnam acted within the film Aishwarya Rai Unlike him, whereas Vidya Balan, R Madhavan and Mithun Chakraborty performed pivotal roles. He shared a clip from the movie the place his character explains how when folks begin speaking about you, it means you might be succeeding. “Fifteen years! Time flies by,” Abhishek captioned the submit.
As followers dropped messages congratulating him, his mates from the trade additionally lauded his efficiency. Abhishek’s Breathe 2 co-star Amit Sadh wrote, “One of my favorite movies bro!! You were beyond extraordinary!! See you soon!!” Others like Aashka Goradia, Nachiket Barve and Amaan Ali Bangash additionally commented on his submit.
Many would know that Guru was the movie that ignited the love between Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai. Interestingly, he additionally used a prop from the movie to suggest his woman love. Earlier in an interview, the actor talked about that when he was capturing in New York, he was standing on the balcony of his resort room and wished that someday, it could be good if he and Aishwarya had been to get married. Just a few years later, the couple coincidentally was in the identical resort for the premiere of Guru. And taking this as an indication from the universe, Abhishek took Aishwarya to the identical balcony and requested her to marry him.
He additionally revealed that the ring he gave her was not Tiffany however a prop from the set of the movie. Abhishek stated that he used the identical ring from which he proposed to Aishwarya in Guru. He had truly requested the makers for emotional causes if he may preserve the ring. Aishwarya instantly stated sure to Abhishek.
Speaking concerning the incident, Aishwarya Bachchan additionally advised {a magazine} in 2010, “He is as original and real as our relationship. Nothing in our lives is predictable or boring. We nurture each other. The gesture was spontaneous and meaningful. God has been kind to us. We can certainly afford those standard rocks. But do we need them?”
,
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
