Karnataka people are happy to see Big B entry in to Kannada film world. We loved wayching in Amrithadhare which was a sensational hit few years before. All the best Mr Bachchan.
After a series of flops since 1990, finally he knows where he belongs. Some people do not understand that all good things have a shelf-life. Beyond that those things do not remain editable. Kapil messed up with his retirement, Sourav did, Steve Waugh did, Maradona did and now its AB. People should learn how to retire with heads high from Don Bradman, Gavaskar, Pele, McGrath, Shane Warne, Dilip Kumar et al
Re: Shelf-life
by Kempt Killer on Mar 04, 2010 01:00 AM
Big B is the living legend, if you see the movie rann, you will realise how this man still delivers best things at the age of 67, He has not signed a new movie from a year. But I think He should act as long as he can, Because all his movies in which he acted will be called as classics and people will have its collection as treasure. There is no real "m.a.r.d" tangewala in indian cinema other than Big B.
