COVID-19 Positive Abhishek Bachchan's 'C-16' Tweet Sends Twitterverse In A Tizzy; Curious Fans Ask, 'Is It A Drug Name?'

It was a few weeks ago that Abhishek Bachchan, along with dad Amitabh Bachchan, wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and daughter Aaradhya Bachchan, was tested positive for Coronavirus. Fortunately, Aish and Aaradhya were tested negative some days ago. The father-son duo, however, has been undergoing treatment in Nanavati Hospital ever since their diagnosis. Well, they have been also updating fans with their current happenings in the hospital. Abhishek Bachchan's latest tweet, however, has brewed a storm across the internet. While a majority of netizens are confused, the ones who have cracked his tweet are quite excited.

"C-16," read the junior Bachchan's tweet. In response to the same, a majority of his followers are asking the actor to decode what he meant. We came across some hilarious responses under the same. A user asked if Abhishek has tested negative for Coronavirus, that too sixteen times, while someone else questioned if that's his address. Well, as we dug a little deep, it turned out that Abhishek was referring to his latest web series, Breathe: Into The Shadows. "C-16 is the title of the final ep of #BreatheIntoTheShadows. Incredible performance by Abhishek Bachchan Get well super sook Abhishek," wrote a user.

"Bhai kya matlab hai uska samjh nahi aaya last me," quizzed a fan, while someone else guessed, "C-16 is a drug that enhances mind and makes nerves strong , J has taken over Avinashs mind fully so now after the drug he'll be able to act naturally and make everyone believe he's Avinash."

Take a look at his tweet and some reactions below:

In the past, Abhishek shared the good news of Aish and Aaradhya testing negative for Coronavirus by writing, "Thank you all for your continued prayers and good wishes. Indebted forever. Aishwarya and Aaradhya have thankfully tested negative and have been discharged from the hospital. They will now be at home. My father and I remain in hospital under the care of the medical staff."