Big B craves for a break (Movie Snippets)

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IANS New Delhi
Last Updated : Dec 16 2013 | 4:07 PM IST

Even at 71, Amitabh Bachchan is one of the busiest stars in the Hindi film circuit thanks to shootings and endorsement commitments. He says he really desires some time off work.

The actor was recently in the capital to attend an event and he took to his blog to express his wish.

"As I laze about in my environs at home in Delhi, I feel the need of a reduction in pressures of work. And I wonder what may I do if I were to do that," he posted in his blog srbachchan.tumblr.com.

But after having achieved unparalleled success and recognition, the superstar feels its not fair for him to stop working, even for a while.

"Life has been most generous and kind to me, that I often feel if I merely stopped it would be an injustice to all that life by the grace of the Almighty gave me," he said.

The actor is currently shooting for "Bhootnath Returns".

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Tough to stay away from food: Manoj Bajpayee

For actor Manoj Bajpayee, food seems to be a huge weakness. The actor says he satiates most of his cravings by watching food channels.

"So difficult for a foodie like me to stay away from yummy looking and yummy tasting food. watching food channel to compensate does a lot of good," he posted on Twitter Monday.

Known for playing strong roles, the actor has been seen in films like "Satya", "Raajneeti" and "Gangs of Wasseypur".

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Manisha Koirala enjoys own company

Actress Manisha Koirala, who has battled cancer, admits to having become a "recluse" and enjoys just being on her own.

She took to Twitter to talk about the little things she does to keep herself in high spirits.

"Becoming bit of a recluse...in my own company...painting, reading, dancing, listening to music...occasional visits of my loved ones and I am happy," Manisha posted on the micro-blogging site Monday.

The 43-year-old, who has been part of many films like "Bombay", "1942: A Love Story" and "Dil Se", underwent treatment for ovarian cancer in the US for over six months earlier this year.

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First Published: Dec 16 2013 | 3:58 PM IST

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