Moving a story through stillness and silences has become a signature style of filmmaker Shoojit Sircar. The creative genius who has given us films like October, Piku, Gulabo Sitabo, and Sardar Udham among others,

Shoojit Sircar unpacks the making of I Want To Talk, how Abhishek Bachchan became his assistant director on the set and how Johny Lever was cast as his namesake

It doesn't matter how the latest Abhishek Bachchan slice-of-life drama, I Want To Talk, is performing at the box office. The film has received widespread appreciation, with both fans and critics praising its emotional depth.

Abhishek Bachchan is currently busy accumulating praise for his performance in Shoojit Sircar’s ‘I Want to Talk.’ The niche title delves into the mundane aspect of the rut of life and how one learns to navigate through it.

Taking to Instagram, the veteran actress shared a screengrab from the film and wrote, “Abhishek Bachchan’s performance in Shoojit Sircar’s I Want To Talk is undoubtedly his career best." She added, “Sincere and deeply felt he gives himself to the character completely.