Road To 20: Abhishek Bachchan recalls working with Aamir Khan in Dhoom 3, says he wants to be directed by him 20 : Bollywood News

Abhishek Bachchan’s Road To 20 series of posts have been giving his fans a detailed insight of his journey in Bollywood. All set to celebrate 20 years in the industry, Abhishek Bachchan has opted for the most creative way to express his gratitude for every project he has done so far. The latest that he spoke about was Dhoom 3 with Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif. Playing the role of a cop in the Dhoom franchise, Abhishek Bachchan’s role was highly appreciated. The third installment saw Aamir Khan playing the role of an antagonist for the first time. Speaking about his experience of working with Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif, Abhishek Bachchan wishes to be directed by the perfectionist of Bollywood next.

Road To 20: Abhishek Bachchan recalls working with Aamir Khan in Dhoom 3, says he wants to be directed by him

He took to his Instagram to share a few details about the film with the caption, “#RoadTo20 Year-2013 #Dhoom3 Back in the saddle of the Dhoom franchise. This time directed by Victor an old and dear friend of mine. Victor was the writer of the first 2 Dhooms. He also wrote the dialogues for Guru and Raavan. To be directed by him was... I guess, overdue. My brother @udayc is always a blast to work with. And if that work entails him playing Ali then it’s even more fun. This time the Dhoom boys were joined by @katrinakaif My second film with her. She did her first ever Hindi film with me, Sarkar. Dhoom gave me the once in a lifetime opportunity to work with @_aamirkhan and if given another opportunity I wouldn’t act with him, I want to be directed by him!!! So Aamir, if you’re reading this, kindly consider my request ????????????????????????. Aamir was so warm and forthcoming as a co-actor. Very helpful and accommodating. I can only imagine what a wonderful director he must be. Apart from his great talent he is so down to earth and fun loving on set despite what scene we would do. One of my fondest memories was when we shot a few scenes in Six Flags amusement park in Chicago. The park was shut and it was just the unit that was allowed in. The minute Aamir and I would get the shortest of breaks, we’d run off the the closest roller-coaster and ask them put it on just for us. What a luxury!!! Good times!”

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