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Posted: Mar 19, 2008 at 2256 hrs IST

After romancing young heroines all of last year, now Amitabh Bachchan is ready to become a grandpa and ghost in Ravi Chopra’s forthcoming film Bhootnath. The star was present at Versova, Mumbai, where the first look of the movie was unveiled on Saturday. Through the evening, Bachchan gave company to child artist, Aman Siddqui. In the film, Bachchan plays the boy’s dead grandpa. Siddqui too seemed to have grown fond of his onscreen grandfather, and the duo stuck together. The otherwise reclusive Juhu Chawla, the boy’s onscreen mother, too dropped in and completed the family portrait.

Bummer: Bachchan’s look in Bhootnath brought back memories of his infamous avatar in Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag.

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