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Amitabh Bachchan and Mithun to work together

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Director Vivek Sharma has managed to bring together Amitabh Bachchan and Mithun Chakraborty, 19 years after they worked together in Agneepath, for his next film, Buddham Sharanam Ghachammi.

Mithun, playing the role of a South Indian coconut seller with a propensity to fold up his lungi had created a huge impact in Agneepath. According to industry sources Mithun was said to be the successor to the number one position occupied by Amitabh Bachchan for almost three decades. However, there were reports of friction between both the actors during the making of Prakash Mehra's Jaadugar following which Mithun opted out of the film and was replaced by Aditya Panscholi.

Vivek who had convinced Amitabh to do the film was very keen to have Mithun too. Our source said, Many filmmakers in the past have tried to bring the two actors together but were unsuccessful. Vivek met Mithun at his Madh Island residence on Tuesday, and convinced him to do the role. The duo will be seen in lead roles in Buddham Sharanam Ghachammi. The film is said to be an intense emotional drama.

Vivek will not only direct but will also produce the film under his banner, Film Zone. It will go on floors after the release of his film Kal Kissne Dekha. Confirming this Vivek said, When I narrated the script to Mithunda he was so involved and remembered every word. He understood his character well and gave amazing creative suggestions for the film as well. I guess that's why he is such a big star who has managed to sustain his stardom over the years.

Vivek further added, He was creatively open and convinced with his character. He was so excited that he also performed certain scenes. I am so glad that both Mr. Bachchan and Mithunda have agreed to be a part of my film. I am also in the process of getting more people onboard .
Meanwhile Mithun Chakraborthy commented, It is too early to say anything about the film. I will talk about it at the right time.

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