What did Abhishek Bachchan say about his experience as a father?
As per report amid rumors of divorce with aishwarya Rai Bachchan, abhishek Bachchan's 'I Want to Talk' has recently been released in theaters. The film is certainly performing disappointingly at the box office but it has received a lot of praise from critics. The film is based on the story of an ailing father and his complicated relationship with his daughter. Amidst all this, during a recent conversation, abhishek spoke openly about his relationship with his daughter Aaradhya and also expressed gratitude to his wife aishwarya Rai Bachchan for being with his daughter.
Meanwhile when speaking to The Hindu, abhishek said that thanks to the sacrifice of his mother jaya bachchan, he never felt lonely in his childhood. jaya bachchan had distanced himself from acting to raise her children. abhishek said, "When I was born, my mother stopped acting because she wanted to spend time with the children. We never felt the lack of father not being around. I think at the end of the day after work you come home at night.'' When 'I Want To Talk' director Shoojit Sircar spoke about the significant sacrifices made by Jaya for her children, abhishek compared her with his wife aishwarya Rai Bachchan. abhishek said, "In my house, I am fortunate that I get to go out and make films but I know aishwarya is at home with Aaradhya and I thank her a lot for that but I don't think the kids see it that way. They don't see you as a third person, they see you as a first person."
Moreover talking about his experience as a father, abhishek said, "Being a parent your children give you a lot of inspiration. If you have to climb a mountain for your child then you can climb it on one leg. I am saying this with deep respect for mothers and women because no one can do what they do but a father does it all silently because he does not know how to express or display it. This is a flaw that men have. With age, children realise how solid their father was. He may be in the background but he is always there.