Back To The Grind: Amitabh Bachchan is back on the sets after recovering from coronavirus

Amitabh Bachchan is back to work will full energy and spirit. His recent photos are the inspiration for others.

The veteran actor has recently recovered from coronavirus, but he has not let the disease become an obstacle in his career life.

The 77-year-old actor returned to the sets after months. He had a five-hour shoot on Thursday.

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He shared his recent clicks on Instagram in which he was seen posing in casual and formal charming outfits. He shared his emotions, “Yooo… hooo!” The 77-year-old actor, in his Instagram post, shared just a glimpse of his Thursday routine, which somewhat looked like this: “Back to the grind and work… 4 campaign films … 5 outfit changes… 4 still shoots… 5 hours one day.” “Other than me everyone else looking like they ready for a ‘heist’ and tomorrow on to KBC.”

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… yoooo hooo .. back to the grind .. 4 campaign films, 5 outfit changes, 4 still shoots .. 5 hrs .. one day .. other than me everyone else looking like they ready for a ‘heist’ 🤣🤣🤣 .. and tomorrow on to KBC !!

A post shared by Amitabh Bachchan (@amitabhbachchan) on Sep 3, 2020 at 12:18pm PDT

Big B addressed messages of concern from fans about his work during a pandemic. He wrote, Work. Yes, a word that seems to be causing concern to many, concerns of how and where and when and whether but there is a reassurance from them that deliver the schedule that limited time frames… precautionary objectives achieving… the urgency of the pending has to be done. And so it needs to be done. There is of course a matter of precaution and safety. Indeed… but are we really all safe each day. Adverse conditions come from any direction… anytime… yes basics need to be in place… deliberation to cause personal harm is never a consideration. But I do understand the anxiety of the Ef and must reassure them that we are not deliberately running out seeking trouble.”