The popularity of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan is unparalleled, whether in the film industry in India, abroad or on social networking sites. No other actor who can beat.
He has been an active user on Twitter, Facebook and on your blog. To share their personal photos of her thoughts, her professional life, wishing his fans on their birthdays and answering their questions, which has always had a special place in the hearts of his fans.
Big B took to Twitter to share their followers numbers renumbered 14 million in twitter, FB 20 million and 3 million in his Blog.
Amitabh Bachchan tweeted:
T 1817 -OKAAAYYY! 14 million twitter !! 20 million in FB … 3,000,000 in Blog .. 40 MILLION Here I come !!!! BADDDOOOOMMBA !!!!
– Amitabh Bachchan (SrBachchan) March 30, 2015
An actor who has devoted most of his life to Indian cinema is being rewarded in the form of his followers. He simply has not delivered blockbusters like Anand, Zanjeer, Deewaar, Sholay, Amar Akbar Anthony and many more, but has also lent his voice to songs like Pidlee (Shamitabh), Chali Chali Phir Chali (Baghban), Khaike Paan Banaraswala and more.
Big B has beaten the likes of Shah Rukh Khan (who recently received 12 million fans), Aamir Khan (11.9million), Salman Khan (11.2 million) and Priyanka Chopra (9.3million).
megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who is in Egypt as the chief guest of the ‘India Nile’ festival, was honored by the Indian community here at a glittering ceremony.
Recognizing dozens of people who had gathered to catch a glimpse of the popular star of his country, the 72-year-old actor said that being in Egypt was like coming home.
“I feel very honored to receive this honor. It feels like coming home. I’ve been lucky to be getting much love from all of you,” Bachchan, after being honored by the Association of the Indigenous Community of Egypt here yesterday night, said.
It indian ambassador to Egypt Navdeep Suri, during the event, thanked Bachchan for taking your time to spend with the people of his country in a foreign land.
“All I wanna say is that the Indian community here is a small, cohesive and professional group. We know how valuable your time is and we thank you for spending time with the community here. It means a lot,” Suri said.
Bachchan interacted with the audience and spoke about his struggle during the financial crises in 2000 and said it was the best learning experience for him and responsible for the formation of personality that has become today.
“I realized during the difficult time that I have to keep working. It is important to continue working. The moment you stop working you feel your life is over. You get too depressed. I am lucky that things have worked this way. Now I feel it was a blessing. If I had not failed I would not be in the place I am now, “Bachchan, who is on a three-day visit, said.
The actor, who will soon receive Padma Vibhushan award, enlightened the audience about their participation in various welfare programs in India as polio, toddler girl, tuberculosis, among others.
