From all the new things Abhishek attempted for his film Drona, what came to him very naturally was riding the horse. Those who have seen the film will vouch for the fact that Abhishek looks convincing and comfortable as he is speeding on the horse. Especially the scene where he rescues the horse from a running train forms the highlight of the film. The action sequence was shot in Namibia and Abhishek rode a horse named Whisky.

It’s well-known that Mani Ratnam directs a bilingual flick in Hindi and Tamil for his production house Madras talkies, which has its storyline based on the epic Ramayana. The film started rolling and the shoot progresses in the dense forests of Chalakudi. Abhishek would join the crew for the shoot by tomorrow, October 5th whereas Aishwarya would come to Chalakudi on October 8th.

“Abhishek and Aishwarya fight in the hotel lobby,” screams a headline telling a tale of trouble in paradise. “Aishwarya giggles while co-star Priyanka makes her moves on stage during a star studded show,” says another exposé in print. “Bachchans have completely alienated themselves from the industry and the three of them are functioning as a unit,” is yet another not so positive observation.

Goldie Behl's Drona has a lot of special effects and has been shot in Prague, Rajasthan and Mumbai. So a lot of props of the film had to be transported across various destinations. Since the Prague schedule had to be cut short because of bad weather, the same ambience was recreated in the interiors in Mumbai for the balance portions.

Abhishek Bachchan, like the Big B before him, is taking to television in a big way.

He recently utilised the home medium to promote his new film with three appearances in a week. The first one was on Bigg Boss, followed by an appearance with dad for the music reality show Junoon. Also, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa and Balika Vadhu on Colors.

Abhishek Bachchan gets talking to Shubha ShettY-Saha about comparisons with one childhood buddy, Hrithik Roshan, and being directed by another – Goldie Behl

For those of you who think Abhishek has done a me-too with Drona after Hrithik Roshan's Krrish, Bachchan says that's not true at all. In fact, his Drona is more believable, feels Abhishek.

As an actor Abhishek Bachchan has redefined the meaning of character roles.

He’s proved time and again how you can be a scene-stealer without trying too hard. Think Yuva, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna and you know what we mean.

In Ahmedabad recently Junior Bachchan turned heads, created quite a stir and fan frenzy. In short, he sure shook and stirred Amvadadis.