“My father is like my God”, says Jackky Bhagnani

Jackky Bhagnani is a young producer who is scaling heights with every new project. Vashu Bhagnani, a legendary film producer who has worked on films like ‘Hero No. 1’ ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’ and many more also, happens to be Jackky’s father and, what Jackky has to say for his ‘guru’ is so heartfelt!

Jackky shared a video of Abhishek Bachchan who recaptures an inspiring incident about Vashu and took to his social media to share, “That’s where I get my energy to – Always get up and fight, Always say never give up, Always feel that the show must Go on! My father is like my God #MyDaddystrongest. Thank youu @juniorbachchan to describe Pa exactly the way he is!!🙏.”

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Thats where I get my energy to- Always get up and fight, Always say never give up, Always feel that the show must Go on! My father is like my God #MyDaddystrongest. Thank youu @bachchan to describe Pa exactly the way he is!!🙏

A post shared by JACKKY BHAGNANI (@jackkybhagnani) on Oct 11, 2020 at 11:25pm PDT

The video shows Abhishek Bachchan speaking about his character his film ‘Guru’. As Abhishek spoke about this, he interestingly mentioned how his inspiration for the character was Vashu Bhagnani.

Jackky has expressed his emotions about his father, his spirit of never giving up, never allowing hardships of life to put you down. The actor also mentions how his father is his biggest inspiration and a guru for him. Vashu possesses a never say die spirit when it comes to his personality, the actor imbibes that attitude towards him. Jackky owes his energy and traits to his father. The actor has also thanked Abhishek for his on-point description. To this, Abhishek Bachchan replied with an emoji, giving a hug to Jackky.

Jackky is working tirelessly during the lockdown. The young producer also managed to start and finish shooting for Bellbottom amid the pandemic, that’s a first in Bollywood. We can’t wait to hear about his upcoming projects, and new releases from his label Jjust Music after the Krishna Mahamantra and the love song, Love You Te Duja Sorry.