Megastar Amitabh Bachchan is perhaps Indian cinema’s most iconic personality. And while it has taken incredible hard work and struggle for Bachchan to attain and maintain his stardom across decades, there was also a time in his initial years when he faced criticism and resistance from filmmakers. Recalling one such incident, actor Sheeba Agarwal’s husband, Akashdeep Sabir, recalled an incident where Sunil Dutt compared Amitabh Bachchan’s voice to that of a crow. Bachchan is known for his baritone, and has also narrated scores of popular projects. Recalling the incident, Akashdeep said in an interview with Lehren Retro, “When my father (Manmohan Sabir) was making Saath Hindustani, Sunil Dutt asked for some show reels because he had heard about an interesting actor and he wanted to cast him as a second hero in Reshma Aur Shera. It was 1972, we went and showed Saath Hindustani to him and after the trial my father and Dutt sahab were drinking in the Ajanta lobby. That’s when Sunil Dutt said, ‘Manmohan, this boy is intense, par yeh pahaadi kauwe …