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Excitement for the long awaited IIFA Weekend in June 2007 began today with the IIFA Brand Ambassador Mr. Amitabh Bachchan casting the first vote by the film industry for the nominations of the Idea IIFA Awards 2007. The Industry Voting for the Idea IIFA Awards Nominations would be open from February 24th to 26th, 2007. During the weekend, industry stalwarts, actors, directors, producers, technicians, composers and behind the scenes community are expected to cast their votes, which would decide the nominations for the main awards.
Amitabh Bachchan’s Mumbai Office attacked A case has been registered against four people for allegedly throwing liquor bottles on Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan’s office here. Juhu police registered the case against the miscreants who, allegedly threw beer bottles on the office of Mr Bachchan ”Janak Ho use” at 13th Road, JVPD Scheme in Andheri at 2030 hrs yesterday, the Juhu police said.
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Amitabh Bachchan was born to the noted Hindi poet - Harivanshrai Bachchan, and Teji. Interested in the world of the theatre and acting, he worked for some years as a freight broker for a shipping firm in Calcutta. He appeared in one or two print advertisements before leaving for Bombay in 1968, hoping to make a name in films.
Amitabh Bachchan was shifted to Breach Candy hospital in Bombay and was recovering from his injury and subsequent operations. While lying on his sick bed inside the ICU, perhaps room number 1, he had written a poem.
By the mid-'80s Bachchan began to repeat himself: he became a caricature of the vintage Bachchan, an actor trapped in his own image. Directors were reluctant to exploit his versatility and range: the intensity and depth of feeling he brought to films like Saudagar, Mili, Abhimaan has few parallels. The angry young man became the angry middle-aged man. The penultimate decade of the millennium saw Shah Rukh Khan rush past: he took the flame of anger but added a touch of the psychotic and not a small measure of irreverence.
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It was his 13th film 'Zanjeer’, directed by Prakash Mehra, which catapulted Amitabh to fame. In the film, he played a strict police officer. The role, which fetched him the title ‘The Angry Young Man’, came to him by default. A host of actors like Dharmendra, Dev Anand and Raj Kumar refused to do the role on account of some apprehension.
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