Amitabh Bachchan Sells Tomatoes, Gives Eye Opening Message To His Fans. Read

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who is an active social media user and online blogger, has caused a stir on Twitter after he shared his pictures with an eye opening message for his fans.

In the pictures, the 75-year-old actor, who is popularly known as Big B, can be seen selling tomatoes and distributing newspapers.

Big B, who has over 35 million followers on Twitter, posted these pictures on September 14. He captioned it as: "T 2932 - आज टमाटर और अख़बार दोनों को है बेचा ; तराज़ू और साइकल का अंदाज़ दिनों के  बाद देखा । अपनी औक़ात से बढ़कर कभी ना सोचना मेरे भाई ; हर अवस्था कभी भी आ सकती है मेरे भाई (Today I sold tomatoes and newspapers. After a long time I saw scale and bicycle. Never think of anything that is beyond your control my brother, every situation can come at any time)."

T 2932 - आज टमाटर और अख़बार दोनों को है बेचा ; तराज़ू और साइकल का अंदाज़ दिनों के बाद देखा । अपनी औक़ात से बढ़कर कभी ना सोचना मेरे भाई ; हर अवस्था कभी भी आ सकती है मेरे भाई pic.twitter.com/uvsEoO6IO0

— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) September 14, 2018

Big B's this tweet went instant viral as it has got over 3.8k retweets and over 1.5k comments so far.

Many of his fans are predicting that this is a publicity stunt for his upcoming film. However, the real reason behind posting these pictures is still not known yet.

Recently, Big B lent his support to the 'Swachhata Hi Seva' movement which was flagged off by the Prime Minister on September 15.

At the launch, the legendary actor praised Prime Minister Modi for his efforts to make India clean and also reminisced his contribution to the movement.

"Four years ago, you (Prime Minister Modi) introduced the nation to Swachh Bharat Mission and I also became a part of it as an Indian citizen. I have been associated with various cleanliness campaigns including a campaign to clean a beach, here in Mumbai," said the 75-year-old.

On the acting front, Amitabh currently has two films in his kitty -- "Thugs Of Hindostan" and "Badla".