Jaya Bachchan Reveals Amitabh Bachchan Used to ‘BOSS’ Around Her At Home; DISAPPOINTED Netizens Say ‘Wrong Choice Of Words’
Even though Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan are among the most admired actors in Bollywood and a pair in B-town, there have been rumours about their marriage. Although their partnership experienced some ups and downs, it always recovered. Today, we're going to take you back to when Jaya Bachchan talked about how she knew Amitabh was the man she wanted to marry, but there was a strange explanation for it. For more information, scroll down!
The seasoned pair wed in 1973 and are the parents of Shweta Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan. They are also proud and adored grandparents. Throughout their illustrious tenure, the pair managed to win the hearts of millions of people. It was love at first sight for Jaya, though, once she talked about her connection with Big B and explained how she became frightened.
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Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan once made an appearance on Simi Garewal's show. Simi inquired about her knowledge of her impending marriage to Amitabh in an old video. Amitabh was shocked by the actress' startling response to his question.The actress said, “I didn’t know I would marry this man. But I got frightened.” Big B was taken aback by her response and continued asking, "Did you feel scared?"
In recalling her first encounter with Amitabh, Jaya Bachchan said, “When I first met him, I saw the danger. I got frightened because he was the only one who, out of a lot of people that I’ve known, could dictate things to me, and I allow him to do that,” Jaya said, adding, “It’s not like he would dictate things to me, it’s just that even if he said somethings to me mildly, I’d do them. I’d want to please him. That’s something that does not come to me easily and naturally, to want to please people.”
The popular video was posted on an Instagram page, and Jaya Bachchan's response received a swift response from online users.
"Patriarchy at its height," one user noted.
“She could have said she was intimidated by Amit Ji. Wrong choice of words.”
“When she says she will allow.. That’s where you know who owns the power. Who is the dominant one in a relationship.”
“Frightened is not the right word to use on national television. It could indicate so many things.”
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