Moushumi Chatterjee recalls that Amitabh Bachchan is removed from the film due to poor ‘tuning’, she says she is a ‘better person’ than Jaya Bachchan. Hindi film news

Veteran actress Mousumi Chatterjee is always known for speaking her mind. In an interview recently, he shared a surprisingly amazing chapter from his film journey – Amitabh Bachchan despite being signed to get out of the film. With honesty and grace, he considered why this happened, his feelings about co-stars, and how he always chose dignity on drama.When Bollywood’s biggest star came firstChatterjee and Bachchan formed a popular on-screen pair in the 1970s. They acted together in hits like ‘Roti Capada Aur House’, ‘Benam’ and ‘Manzil’. But his professional routes ‘took a turn while making 1981’A rainy rain,He recalled, “This filmmaker Shakti Samanta’s film ‘Barasat’s Rat’. This one day, Shakti Chacha called me and asked,” Have you had any fight with Amitabh Bachchan? ” I told him, ‘Uncle, I am not close to anyone that they will fight with me. He said, ‘This is the problem. He then asked me, ‘Do you understand what they mean by tuning?’ I said, ‘Maybe I might be friends.Even though he was already signed for the film, Mousumi was removed and it was replaced by Rakhi Gulzar. But his response showed a lot of maturity. He said, “So Shakti Chacha removed me from this film. I told him that ‘I will return the amount of signing you’, he said,” No, keep it with you, I will make my next film with you. ” So I did ‘Anand Ashram’.Years after the episode ‘Ek Rat of Barsat’, Mousumi and Amitabh once again came together on screen in the 2015 film ‘PicuAlthough his role was brief, he shared a positive experience working again with Big B. “Amitabh Bachchan is really amazing. When I worked with him in ‘Piku’, he was a long time punctual. The younger generation needs to learn from him.”“Don’t call me Jaya Bachchan”In the same interview, Mousumi also addressed a moment that attracted the media’s attention. When Paprazi accidentally referred to him as Jaya Bachchan, his response made headlines. He said, “Don’t call me Jaya Bachchan, I am a better person.”He explained, “People create it, but the reality is that I do not like to compare. Sometimes, they (paps) bother you. They don’t want to hear. Once you want to stay away from the limelight, you can’t force someone to like you. But, I don’t like to compare. I believe that I am a better person.”