Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan , who has taken to blogging in a big way, has said that his complete website is presently under construction and shall soon be presented to the world.
“I have just started blogging and enjoying the medium. My complete website is presently under construction by ‘Zapak.com’ and shall soon be presented to the world. Till then I shall continue blogging through ‘Bigadda’,” the Big B wrote in his blog.
“Work is in progress on my site and it should be ready in a few weeks time. Once that happens, I shall blog from my site. A fine team of people are working on the site and I am happy with the progress,” the ace actor said.
He said that ‘Zapak’ and ‘Bigadda’ are service providers and he was happy with the way they have been handling his blog and in the building of the website.
Bachchan scoffed at speculations that he is being paid to blog on ‘Bigadda’. “This is my personal blog, why would I take money to blog on my own site. I get paid to work in Movies, TV show, commercials, not to express my personal views to the public, that too on my own platform,” he said.
Bachchan noted that ‘Bigadda’ is an Anil Ambani group venture and his “personal relationship with Ambani has got nothing to do with his ties with ‘Bigadda’.”
“‘Bigadda’ is a medium for my blog. They are the service providers; my own technical knowledge being low. I am not the Brand Ambassador for ‘Bigadda’, I am merely using their services till my own website comes up,” Bachchan said.

Resented by the accused of being not doing enough for the Maharashtra, the super star charged back rhetorically that nothing can stop him from staying in Mumbai and said that those who are opposed to him might through bottles at his house or paint his posters black or burn his effigies. He further said, “For somebody to tell me to leave this city because I have done or even questioning is unacceptable,”. He was on NDTV while answering to the questions regarding recent accusations made by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray against him. ‘I am not budging,” he said. Bachchan during his interview said that he was hurt on oblivion attitude of the people towards the constitution of India, “This whole land is ours and this land belongs to me as much as it belongs to you or anybody else. I do not need any particular pass or visa to visit any particular part of this country,” he further said.



