By:
Subhash
K.
Jha,
IndiaFM
Friday,
October
19,
2007
At
65,
Amitabh
Bachchan
remains
indefatigable.
Even
as
he
continues
to
shoot
for
a
number
of
films
juggling
dates
among
Mumbai,
Goa
and
Delhi
in
the
last
one
week,
he
also
found
the
energy,
breath
and
time
to
record
three
songs
for
Vishal-Shekhar
for
two
different
films.
"That's
not
all.
One
more
song
remains
to
be
recorded
for
Sujoy
Ghosh's
Alladin
as
soon
as
I
return
to
Mumbai," the
Big
B
said
from
Goa
where
he"s
shooting
for
debutant
director
Vivek
Sharma's
Bhootnath.
Big
B
plays
a
ghost
in
Sharma's
film.
"I've
sung
a
rap
song
for
Vishal-Shekhar
for
my
ghost's
character
in
Bhootnath
and
another
rap
song
for
my
djinn's
character
in
Alladdin.
Plus
I
recorded
a
soft
lyrical
number
for
Bhootnath.
As
soon
as
I
return
I'll
record
one
more
song
for
Alladin."
Vishal-Shekhar
who've
composed
this
carnival
of
crooning
for
the
Big
B,
have
been
working
on
a
non-film
album
of
Abhishek
Bachchan's
hip-hop
for
producer
Rohan
Sippy
for
the
last
one
year.
That
too
will
have
singing
inputs
from
the
senior
Bachchan.
"It
looks
like
the
music
composers
are
thinking
of
an
alternative
career
for
me.
They
obviously
don't
think
much
of
me
as
an
actor," the
Big
B
jokes
before
flying
off
to
the
London
Film
Festival
for
Rituparno
Ghosh's
The
Last
Lear,
a
film
for
which
the
actor's
vocal
prowess
has
come
into
much
praise.