Amitabh Bachchan Back To Work, For First Day Shoot After Lockdown 2.0 ( Photo Credit – Instagram )
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Amitabh Bachchan went to work at 7 am on Monday, after the second lockdown was lifted. The veteran actor posted a picture on Instagram, wearing a mask and seated in his car on way to work.
“7 am .. driving to work .. first day shooting after Lockdown 2.0 .. on with the PANGOLIN mask .. and the MANIFESTATION : “every day in ever way things will get better and better and better,” Amitabh Bachchan captioned the image.
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The actor did not share what he was shooting for or the name of the project.
Amitabh Bachchan’s upcoming slate of work includes a string of films. He has “Brahmastra”, “Chehre”, “Jhund”, “MayDay”, “Goodbye” and a remake of the Hollywood film “The Intern” coming up, besides an untitled film with Prabhas and Deepika Padukone.
Previously, Amitabh Bachchan has reminded netizens that they should not be lax about Covid protocols even if restrictions are being eased.
“Even though conditions on CoviD, in some locations, may be seeing a decline .. PLEASE DO NOT be lax .. keep the protocol .. Wash hands, wear masks, keep the distance, control travel to the very essentials, and follow the time limits .. and get VACCINATED,” Amitabh Bachchan tweeted on Tuesday.
A day before, Big B blogged about the subject, too. “Keep safe .. do not feel that the relaxation of the conditions means that all is clear .. NO .. far from it .. we must continue to take all the necessary precautions .. wash hands , wear the mask keep the distance .. if work is permitted get the vaccinations, but be in precaution .. obey the directions given by the medical fraternity,” Bachchan mentioned in a blog post late on Monday.
“The front line warriors stand steadfast and strong .. the voluntary services having stepped forward are bringing succour to the needy .. each individual realising their duty to do , have all been put to good use , and a graph that looked deserted and in remorse, now begins to show a glowing light — albeit distant,” he further wrote.
The veteran actor also shared his prayers for those who are suffering.
He wrote: “Yes for those that suffer and have suffered our prayers are relentless .. the loss is immeasurable and beyond repair .. and the concern for them shall continue in whatever way we can. We are a caring society .. we shall prevail .. so help me God.”
