I gave everything for my loved ones...: Abhishek Bachchan shares cryptic post
Actor Abhishek Bachchan reflected on the importance of self-love, family, personal sacrifices, peace and identity on social media.He shared a cryptic note in Hindi highlighting the importance of living for yourself while giving it all to family and other human relations.Bachchan, in his Instagram post, emphasised how crucial it is to think about inner happiness, rather than only focusing on worldly responsibilities. His note read, "Main ek baar lapata hona chahta hoon, bheed me khud ko fir se paana chahta hoon (I once again want to go missing, I want to search for myself amidst the crowd)."advertisement
"Jo kuch bhi tha, sab de diya apno ke liye, ab zara sa waqt, bas apne liye chahta hoon (Whatever I had I gave it for my loved ones, now I want some time for myself)," he added.The actor captioned his post as, "Kabhi kabhi khud se milne ke liye sabse missing hona padta hai (Sometimes to find your true self, you need to go missing for everyone)."
Abhishek Bachchan shared a cryptic post on solitude and self-identity. (Credit: Instagram/bachchan)
A fan commented, "New AB ji will be born." An Instagram user wrote, "Absolutely...step back, pause, rest, clear up and bounce back." Another user added, "Bohot khoob (very well said)."
Actor Abhishek Bachchan's fans reacted to his cryptic Instagram post. (Credit: Instagram/bachchan)
advertisementAlthough the actor is known for keeping his personal life under wraps, he seldom posts anything cryptic or emotional on his social media handles. Most of his posts are either about his films or his acquaintances.On the work front, Bachchan was last seen in Sajid Nadiadwala's 'Housefull 5'. The comedy-drama also featured Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh, Jacqueline Fernandez, Sonam Bajwa, Nargis Fakhri, Sanjay Dutt, Jackie Shroff, Fardeen Khan and Nana Patekar among others.India Today, in its review of 'Housefull 5' wrote, "'Housefull 5' makes you truly believe in the lack of female gaze in mainstream cinema. If this is the class of our comedy, perhaps we would be better off not laughing at all."Bachchan is also collaborating with his 'Housefull 5' co-star Deshmukh for the latter's directorial 'Raja Shivaji'. It is based on the life of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.The epic-drama is scheduled to hit the screens on May 1, 2026.Must Watch
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