I don't necessarily hit the gym everyday. I believe in being active. I do circuit training - a mix of cardio, weight lifting and Plyometrics (a type of exercise designed to produce fast, powerful movements, and improve the function of the nervous system, generally for the purpose of improving performance in sports, defines Wikipedia.) and functional training.

Arjun Rampal’s debut TV show “Love 2 Hate U” is making all the right noises. Day by day, the show is gaining popularity thanks to its unusual plot of bringing a star face his/her hater. The last episode saw Abhishek Bachchan meeting his biggest hater and from what we hear, the episode kept everyone glued to their seats!

He has earned his best reviews for his portrayal of an unapologetically wily and relentless businessman in Guru, followed by his impeccable comic timing in the super hit bromance flick Dostana. Laurels were also showered on him for his sensitive performance as the loving and dedicated husband in Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna.

Abhishek Bachchan, who was in Indore recently, spoke about how he feels that there's scope for him to improve and evolve as an actor.

Have you ever been to Indore before?
I used to come to Bhopal to visit my grandmother, and Indore was one of the places where our flight used to land. My cousins were studying at Daly College in the city, so we used to come to Indore to meet them. I think the city is developing at a rapid rate.

Lead actors of upcoming movie 'Players' performed live stunts at an event to launch the music of the film.

The Abbas-Mustan directed action-thriller stars Abhishek Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, Sonam Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Omi Vaidya.

India Today Editor Kaveree Bamzai introduced Abhishek Bachchan by saying that she has known him since 2005, when the hit Bluffmaster was released, and did a cover story on him. It was after 17 flops that Bluffmaster hit the mark, said Bamzai, adding that, in those days, Bachchan used to watch his old films to learn from his mistakes.

Actor Abhishek Bachchan, who was blessed with a baby girl, said on Saturday that he hopes to do a good job in his latest role of real-time dad.

In Chennai to attend the India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit 2011, Bachchan, who spoke on Session Cinema: Be Your Best, said he has great examples to follow when it comes to playing dad to his almost one-month old daughter, currently known as Beti B, with actor and wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.

These days wherever Abhishek Bachchan goes, he cannot escape questions on his new fatherhood. Things weren’t any different on Thursday afternoon at the Screen Chatroom. Bachchan — who was here to meet the employees of the Express Group and promote his upcoming film, Players — was happy sharing his experience on being a father. When asked about how his baby daughter was, the actor displaying his usual sense of humour responded, “I hope she is good. I have been out since morning.” The name for the baby, however, hasn’t been decided by the family yet. “We are still contemplating. We have asked for suggestions from everyone and we will decide on a name which the entire family likes.” Bachchan then said, that he was glad that the baby looked like the mother Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, “because a baby with a stubble would look weird”.

After a small accident on the sets of "Bol Bachchan", Abhishek Bachchan had got stitches above the right eye and he tried convincing himself that he is looking like Al Pacino in " Scarface".

Now that he has a torn tendon in his finger, he feels like he is wearing the Michael Jackson look.