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Amitabh Bachchan Greets Fans Without Bulletproof Glass Outside Jalsa, Addresses Crowd On Mic On Diwali: 'Aap Sab Ka Bahut Dhanyavaad'– VIDEO

Veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan continued his much-loved Sunday tradition of greeting fans outside his Mumbai residence, Jalsa, on the occasion of Diwali. Hundreds of fans gathered outside the bungalow to catch a glimpse of the superstar, who made it a point to step out and acknowledge their presence. The actor has been following this tradition for several years, and this Sunday was no different.…

Amitabh Bachchan Greets Fans Without Bulletproof Glass Outside Jalsa, Addresses Crowd On Mic On Diwali: 'Aap Sab Ka Bahut Dhanyavaad'– VIDEO

Veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan paid his annual Diwali visit to his Mumbai residence, Jalsa, to greet his fans on Sunday. Throngs of admirers congregated outside the bungalow to catch a glimpse of the iconic star, who made a point to step out and greet them personally. This Sunday marked another year of the actor's tradition of visiting fans.

Amitabh Bachchan expressed his gratitude to his adoring fans, wishing them a "pranaam" and "shubhkaamnayein" on the auspicious occasion. Despite recent hand discomfort that had slowed his efforts to personally pen letters to well-wishers, he made an exception by addressing the crowd using a microphone. Wishing everyone a life filled with happiness, peace, and prosperity, he said, "Aap sab logon ko pranaam karta hoon.

Diwali ki shubhkaamnayein bhejta hoon. Aap sabke jeevan mein sukh, shanti aur samriddhi bani rahe. Aap sab logon ka bahut-bahut dhanyavaad."

Amitabh was smiling, waving, and folding his hands as he interacted with the audience, with his son, actor Abhishek Bachchan, keeping a watchful eye on his father. Security personnel were present outside the residence to ensure a safe gathering. The actor had previously shared that his hand discomfort had delayed his ability to personally write letters to fans who had sent gifts.

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