Veteran actors Rishi Kapoor and Amitabh Bachchan are all set to reunite on the big screen after 27 years. To appear together in the forthcoming film '102 Not Out', Kapoor said they did not feel the gap. “We worked in this film after 27 years but from the time we went on the set, we started rehearsing. We did not feel the gap between these years. I feel proud to say that I have been working with him for the last 44 years. Our first film was 'Kabhi Kabhie' (1976) and the last time we worked together was in 'Ajooba' (1991).
Meanwhile, Bachchan is all praise for his co-stars in the film. “I believe if you are appreciating my performance, it is due to my co-artistes. If they don't perform well enough for your reaction, then your reaction would go wrong. So I would like to compliment Rishiji and Jimit (Trivedi) for this film. Whenever you see (this movie), if you like or don't like it, it depends on their performance too. Our performances are the reflection of their performances,” Bachchan said.
He added, “Senior citizens are very respectable people of our society. If they are not there, we are not there. Whenever we try to make a film on them, we treat them with dignity. I hope that through this film, we will be able to convey the message to our audience.”
