Amitabh Bachchan is still restless about his work. The Bollywood legend wrote on his blog about the phrase "job done," questioning what it really means. He described a cycle where finishing a project just leads to self-reflection. He wonders if the work was truly his best, if it was delivered well, and if it will be accepted as top quality. This doubt pushes him to try improving it again and again, searching for personal satisfaction.
He explained that praise from others does not calm this need. Even after a job is completed and appreciated, his own mind pushes him back to work. He stressed the importance of a silent personal assessment over external validation. Bachchan noted that aiming for perfection might seem arrogant, as no one can truly claim to be a guide on that. The drive for a better result, however, keeps him returning to his craft, unsatisfied with just calling anything finished.
He explained that praise from others does not calm this need. Even after a job is completed and appreciated, his own mind pushes him back to work. He stressed the importance of a silent personal assessment over external validation. Bachchan noted that aiming for perfection might seem arrogant, as no one can truly claim to be a guide on that. The drive for a better result, however, keeps him returning to his craft, unsatisfied with just calling anything finished.
