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Amitabh Bachchan finally take time out and do all those things which he always wanted to do in his life but couldn’t. “I was gifted a piano sometime ago. Though sometimes I try to play the instrument when I am alone, I can’t play a note. I want to learn how to play the piano. Whenever I see it there (in one of the rooms at his bungalow Prateeksha) I feel like playing it. God willing, I will be able to play it soon. I had wanted to play a musical instrument for a long time. Long ago, I used to see Pandit Ravi Shankar playing the sitar. At that time even I tried playing the instrument many times. It didn’t happen. I think it’s time to realise my dream now,” Amitabh replied with a smile.

Other than this Big B will start taking lessons in various languages. “French and Spanish are the languages that I wanted to speak fluently. If I don’t start learning them now, I won’t be able to do it ever. Also, I want to speak Malayalam. I am told that it is a very tough language but someday I will learn it. Whatever Tamil and Malayalam you have seen me speaking in my films were all mugged up,” Amitabh added.

Big B also disclosed that his son Abhishek has been encouraging him to devote some time for the social networking site Twitter. A few days back he got himself registered on Twitter. “I have completed all the formalities (filled the e-form) and I am registered on Twitter now. But I am just there and I have not starting tweeting yet,” says Amitabh.

Source: bollywoodmantra.com

Wow…, when you see this photo of Amitabh Bachchan you will surely scream because this is the new look of Big B. He will be with bald (without hair) look in his upcoming movie.

Spicezee Bureau:

"One critic will trash a film and give very articulate and logical reasons. Fair enough, but the very next critic praises the film and will quote the very instances the earlier had mentioned, as being the reasons for its success," Amitabh wrote on his blog www.bigb.bigadda.com.

In reaction to this, film critic Ziya Us Salam said: "Every critic has his own readership; it is wrong to paint all critics with the same brush."

On being asked to react to Amitabh's statements, a few critics said the actor should not have been so aggressive while writing about them.

Amitabh also complained that the media did not appreciate the recent change in his demeanour.

He wrote: "When one is humble, the complaint is you do not open up, your interviews are so predictable, politically safe and correct. Now that there is no perceived humbleness the refrain is: why are you so aggressive?"

In response to this, Saurabh Tankha, a senior editor with a Delhi based daily, said: "Actors do not come and thank us when we do a positive review; then why should they feel bad when a negative review is done?"

The actor is evidently atached to the film that's a bit of a family affair - it stars him, son Abhishek and daughter-in-law Aishwarya. He wrote in his bog that he found the diversity of reviews intriguing.

Amitabh believes the media industry has an unwritten code of conduct.

"They will not attack competition and not name a fellow journalist even if he belongs to the same or a rival organisation. Of late though I find a greater openness, a willingness to criticise and a desire to counter an opinion or stand taken by another in the fraternity," the actor wrote.

In response to Amitabh's comment on how journalists would not attack one another, Tankha said: "It is a fact; that is the way it is; there is no need to be judgmental about it."

Ziya added: "Amitabh is right in saying that the media does not attack each other, we have a certain level of dignity, but I don't see any reason for him to react violently."