Amitabh Bachchan’s powerful monologue in ‘#Chehre’ talks about Justice and Judgement!

Superstar, Megastar, #Shehenshaah and what not! Legendary #AmitabhBachchan is unarguably one of the most beloved and admired actors of the Indian Cinema and these praises showered by the audience are pieces of evidence for the same. Working in the industry for more than five decades now, Amitabh Bachchan’s every movie is filled with enthusiasm and dedication. How he manages to put in his 110% in every role, is beyond us.

The actor’s most awaited film ‘Chehre’ has been recently released in theatres across the nation and the audience could not resist appreciating his character. One such highlight is a monologue delivered by Mr. Bachchan.

In this 2:13 minuter video, Amitabh Bachchan is seen talking about how Delhi’s acid victim was left unnoticed without providing her justice, and the accused was enjoying his life after being given bail. The tears in Mr. Bachchan’s eyes while narrating this story will surely wrench your heart with thousands of ‘WHYs?’.

He also talks about how justice is not being prevailed in many cases. He suggests that justice should be made the way Indian Armed Force trespasses all boundaries to take revenge from the terrorists.

In the entire monologue, he has given a great thought when he states that he has not blindfolded the idol of the Goddess of Justice and he wants her to see, listen, think and speak.

The line where Mr. Bachchan in his intense voice states, “Insaaf Kagaz Ki Tukdo se nahi hota, Aapki kitabo se nahi hota, Adalat ki kalam ki sihayi se nahi hota…insaaf hota hai insaano ki dil par, unki zehen par, unki rooh par…” will surely leave you with goosebumps. Such is the striking, provoking, and impactful monologue.

There’s a reason why audiences from every age group love him and we are pretty sure that this monologue by him has justified the love of his audience.

Produced by Anand Pandit Motion Pictures and Saraswati Entertainment Private Limited, directed by Rumy Jafry, “Chehre” also stars Annu Kapoor, Krystle D’Souza, Dhritiman Chatterjee, Raghubir Yadav, Siddhanth Kapoor, and Rhea Chakraborty. Chehre is now in cinemas.