What reminded Amitabh Bachchan of his Deewar and Sholay days?

Amitabh Bachchan's makes his debut in a fiction show with Sony TV's 'Yudh' and this has become the talk of the town.
Considering the long working hours, undoubtedly, working for TV is different than to work for a big screen. However Big B has his own explanation that clarified working really doesn't matter as far as the work is been done perfectly.
"I have worked for more than 12 hours for films as well.There is no restriction on time as far as work is done, I have no complains about working for long hours."
Talking about his timings for the show, Amitabh said, "For me the call time for the shoot is from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM but whenever the director says that we need to put in more efforts and give extra time, the entire team is available. Nothing is decided as such. When the team feels more time is needed to make the project better we are always ready for it."
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"Personally, I never feel that I should work according to the given timings and never said that 'Ab 6 baj gaye toh main kaam nahi karunga, mera time ho gaya'. At times there are instances where we suffer few unavoidable situations and get delayed but those situations are understandable. There are dates issue and we have to adjust them all. Why go far for an example? I will give you my own example," explained Mr. Bachchan.
"I still remember while shooting for Deewarand Sholay, I had travelled from Mumbai to Bangalore on a daily basis. As there were some date issues between the actors, I used to shoot for Deewar here in Mumbai for the whole night and fly to Bangalore the next morning to shoot Sholay. It continued for a week or so. Working hours really don't matter," signs off Amitabh Bachchan.
This is an example of a true professional!
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