Shoojit Sircar spoke about casting Abhishek Bachchan for I Want to Talk, praising his performance and how he channels his mother Jaya Bachchan's purity. The film hits cinemas on November 22.

Acclaimed director Shoojit Sircar draws a unique parallel between Abhishek Bachchan and his illustrious parents, highlighting acting nuances inherited

The three joined the show host, veteran bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan on stage. The character of Arjun Sen, a pivotal figure in the film, is inspired by a person who is not only integral to the story but also a friend of Shoojit Sircar. Arjun Sen's life and experiences played a key role in shaping the emotional depth of the film.

Abhishek Bachchan discussed the physical challenges of gaining weight for his role in I Want To Talk. Despite receiving positive reviews for his performance, the film had a disappointing box office opening,

Based on a true story, the slice-of-life film stars Ahilya Bamroo, Jayant Kripalani and Johnny Lever in supporting roles

Abhishek Bachchan entered Shoojit Sircar’s cinematic world with his recent directorial, I Want To Talk. Inspired by the director’s friend Arjun Sen’s optimistic approach to life, the film is enjoying positive word of mouth.

Filmmaker Shoojit Sircar praises Abhishek Bachchan's performance in 'I Want To Talk', highlighting the actor's portrayal of complex emotions and personal transformation. Sircar reflects on casting choices and the film's message of resilience,

All in all, I Want to Talk is the kind of Bollywood movie you must watch.

I Want to Talk, while resting on Abhishek Bachchan’s able shoulders, simply doesn’t have the words to make Sen’s story shine the way it should.