Mumbai:
Amitabh Bachchan may have returned to work after his two abdominal surgeries, but pain isn't leaving the megastar. The veteran actor suffered stomach pain again during a dubbing session for Ram Gopal Varma's Department.
Big B, as he is fondly called by his fans, says the constant pain is frustrating.
"Six a.m. up to dub for Department, but stomach strain while doing that brings back shooting pain... So frustrating," the 69-year-old tweeted early morning.
Mr. Bachchan, who has been battling with health issues for long, was operated at Seven Hills Hospital in February. He was on bed rest at home for a while post his stint at the hospital. But was back to work for the opening ceremony of the fifth edition of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) in Chennai earlier this month.
He is currently dubbing for Department, which also has Sanjay Dutt and Telugu actor Rana Daggubati in pivotal roles.
However, due to his excruciating stomach pain, he says he is unable to give his 100 per cent to work.
"The dub of a film requires great effort to catch the right tone and graph of the scene, done some many months ago. In the dark and stark confines of a dubbing theatre, with just a microphone as your co-artist, it does become quite a task," he posted on his blog, bigb.bigadda.com.
"But with an injured belly and one that has suffered many, it does take its toll. So somewhere in the middle of my effort at 7 a.m. for Department, that sharp pain, which seems like someone slid a knife into you, returns," he added.
Department is set to release on May 18.
Big B, as he is fondly called by his fans, says the constant pain is frustrating.
"Six a.m. up to dub for Department, but stomach strain while doing that brings back shooting pain... So frustrating," the 69-year-old tweeted early morning.
Mr. Bachchan, who has been battling with health issues for long, was operated at Seven Hills Hospital in February. He was on bed rest at home for a while post his stint at the hospital. But was back to work for the opening ceremony of the fifth edition of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) in Chennai earlier this month.
He is currently dubbing for Department, which also has Sanjay Dutt and Telugu actor Rana Daggubati in pivotal roles.
However, due to his excruciating stomach pain, he says he is unable to give his 100 per cent to work.
"The dub of a film requires great effort to catch the right tone and graph of the scene, done some many months ago. In the dark and stark confines of a dubbing theatre, with just a microphone as your co-artist, it does become quite a task," he posted on his blog, bigb.bigadda.com.
"But with an injured belly and one that has suffered many, it does take its toll. So somewhere in the middle of my effort at 7 a.m. for Department, that sharp pain, which seems like someone slid a knife into you, returns," he added.
Department is set to release on May 18.
