MumbaiAmitabh Bachchan’s grandson Agastya Nanda’s film ‘Ikkis’ is about to be released, Before the film’s theatrical release, Big B has given a review of his grandson’s film and his performance, Big B told that when Agastya came on the screen, he was not able to take his eyes off, Not only this, he told that tears welled up in his eyes,
Actually, on Tuesday morning Big B shared his review in his blog. He wrote, ‘Emotions are flowing when I saw my grandson’s performance in twenty-one. I remembered the time when his mother took Shweta to Breach Candy Hospital after labor pain and then Agastya was born. After a few hours, I picked him up in my lap and kept discussing whether his eyes were blue… After that he grew up and I used to hug him and he played with my beard and then watched him grow further and then his final decision of becoming an actor and today I was not able to take my eyes off seeing him in the frame.
Praise for Agastya’s performance
Big B then praised Agastya’s performance and said that nothing seemed excessive and he was perfect in every shot. Big B also clarified that he is giving this review not as a grandfather but as a viewer. He wrote, ‘His maturity and truthfulness were clearly visible in his performance. He very well played the character of Arun Khetarpal, who at the age of 21 showed his bravery while protecting the country during the India-Pakistan War of 1971. There was nothing much, every shot was perfection. When he was in the frame, I was just looking at you and I am writing all this not as your grandfather but as a viewer of the cinema.
Gave review about the film also
In the end, Big B wrote that the presentation of the film is good and so is its writing and direction…when the film ends, the eyes are filled with happiness and pride and one cannot even say anything. I just remain silent…silence which is only mine, my understanding and nothing but love.
About Ikkis, let us tell you that it is based on the life of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetrapal and focuses on the Battle of Basantar during the 1971 India-Pakistan War. Sriram Raghavan is directing the film. Apart from Agastya, the film also stars Simar Bhatia, Dharmendra, Jaideep Ahlawat.
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