Amitabh Bachchan REVEALS The Reason Behind His 'Heart Thumping, Concerned' Tweet: 'It Was About The Ukraine-Russian Crisis'
Amitabh Bachchan revealed the reason behind his latest tweet that left his fans worried
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan who can give any newcomer a run for the money is one of the most celebrated stars we have in Hindi cinema. Even at 79, he is still very much active and is continuing to deliver some great performances. However, his latest post left his fans worried about his health when he tweeted about ‘heart pumping’. Now, the actor has explained the reason behind his tweet. ALSO READ:Amitabh Bachchan Is Unwell? Veteran Actor's Latest Tweet Leaves Fans Worried, Netizens Ask Him To 'Take Care
Big B, who is an avid social media user, is a big fan of Chelsea. He explained his concern was about the upcoming match of his favorite team Chelsea. The actor also expressed that he is worried about the Ukraine-Russia crisis which has taken the world by storm.
Amitabh penned a long post on his blog that reads, “So last night Tweet .. was a concern and heart-throbbing for the concern of our team Chelsea in the Finals and the R/U situation."
He added, “Words written spoken or expressed have developed into a language never seen before .. the paucity of expressive communication in times of its rapid individual presence in the lives of 7 billion, has made it inevitable .. so when the express occurs, it has the capability to be interpreted in various ways that do not necessarily convey the meaning of the way they were expressed .. and so the blockchain that follows thereafter leads on to circumstances, much like Chinese whispers, into an unprecedented dialogue that, in all fairness never did occur or happen.”
T 4205 - heart pumping .. concerned .. and the hope ..🙏❤️
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) February 27, 2022
On the professional front, Big B’s much-awaited film Jhund is all set to release on 4th March, which will see the megastar as a football coach.
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