- By Swati Singh
- Wed, 17 Sep 2025 06:41 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Actor Abhishek Bachchan has had an extraordinary year in cinema, balancing commercial blockbusters with critically acclaimed streaming hits. Adding to the celebration, a new viral fan-made concept has taken social media by storm — giant statues of Abhishek embodying some of his most iconic characters from films like Guru, Sarkar, Bluffmaster, Dhoom, and Delhi 6. The striking visual tribute captures the sentiment that every role Abhishek takes on ultimately becomes monumental in its own right.
The actor, who recently won Best Actor for I Want to Talk at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, has been at the centre of attention for his consistent success streak. His recent releases Be Happy and Housefull 5 both ruled their respective platforms — with Be Happy trending at No. 1 on Prime Video and I Want to Talk topping Netflix charts, earning him both awards and praise.
Over the past few years, Abhishek’s trajectory has included some of his most celebrated performances in Dasvi, Ludo, Bob Biswas, and Ghoomer — each highlighting his ability to transform seamlessly across genres. This blend of mainstream success and critical acclaim has made 2025 one of the most defining years of his career.
The viral post, captioned “Every role Abhishek portrays ultimately becomes monumental. Now imagine it as a statue. Which one are you building in your mind?”, has only amplified the growing narrative around Abhishek Bachchan 2.0 — an actor at the peak of his craft, redefining success with every new release.
As one trade analyst recently remarked, “It’s truly been a Housefull year for Abhishek. The kind of momentum he’s carrying is rare, and it feels like he’s in a phase where everything he touches resonates with both critics and audiences.”
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From the screen to the streets — Abhishek Bachchan’s impact continues to grow, and if these larger-than-life statues are anything to go by, the audience clearly sees him as nothing short of monumental.