Indian actor Abhishek Bachchan has shared a motivational post on Twitter that read "Have a purpose, have a goal. Something impossible you want to accomplish, then prove to the world that it's not impossible" - and it immediately led to a sarcastic comment from a user, who wrote: “What do you call a person who is happy on a Monday? Unemployed!”
The netizen was apparently referring to the fact that the 43-old actor and son of Bollywood A-lister Amitabh Bachchan, has not appeared on the silver screen for a long time.
What do you call a person who is happy on a Monday ? Unemployed !
— Ronak Kirit Upadhyay (@R0nakUpadhyay) November 4, 2019
Abhishek, however, seemed unfazed, replying "Nah! Disagree. Somebody who loves doing whatever they are doing" - and soon, tweets came pouring in, supporting the actor.
My Favourite Hero, Good Guy, keep us entertaining Junior B, Good Day,
— hosakere (@1967Babu) November 6, 2019
He's underrated. Loved him in Guru and zameen, and forgot the name of the movie with devgan where he gets the best FF award for the comedy role.
— Basant Bhoruka 🇮🇳 (@basant_bhoruka) November 6, 2019
Those people who say this they themselves are unemployed jobless have lots of time
— INTOL0RENT INDIAN (@ASHQUEENofHEART) November 5, 2019
First know the defination of unemployed then point finger towards a well renowned well settled person by his family and himself...atleast leave everything and justify your name itself by your deeds!!
— Manish Pandey (@manispandey0108) November 6, 2019
Similarly, Abhishek had, in the past, given a befitting reply to a woman who trolled his then six and now seven-year-old daughter Aaradhya and wife of 12 years, former Miss World and top Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
The women had tweeted: “@juniorbachchan is ur child not going to school? I do wonder What school gives permission to take out a kid when u like to go on a trip with mom. Or are u guys going for beauty without brains. Always hand in hand with an arrogant mom. Not having a normal childhood.”
To which Abhishek replied: “Ma’am, as far as I know… Most schools are shut for the weekend. She goes to school on the weekdays. Maybe you should try it, considering your spelling in your tweet.”
Abhishek has won accolades for his role in various movies including ‘Guru’. He is set to make his next appearance in Director Anurag Basu’s untitled film.
Belonging to the Bachchan family, Abhishek has admittedly faced severe pressure in the hyper-competitive Indian film industry.
Abhishek made his debut in the Indian entertainment industry in the year 2000 opposite then debutant and now the "Begum" (queen) of Bollywood, Kareena Kapoor Khan with a war-drama movie titled "Refugee".
In his career spanning 19 years, Abhishek has acted in over 60 Indian movies.
