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The 23 pages that link to Amitabh Bachchan, each with the reason it gives.

• Hindi cinemaRelated: His angry young man persona reshaped popular Hindi cinema's image of the hero.

• The Football AssociationRelated: This is unrelated to the FA’s history and governance.

• Kishore KumarRelated: Kumar’s songs for Bachchan-linked films carried his voice into a new era of Hindi cinema.

• SholayRelated: He plays Jai, whose taciturn manner and friendship with Veeru anchor the film.

• Filmfare Award for Best ActorRelated: His wins include defining performances from the 1970s onward.

• Dilip KumarRelated: Their generational contrast became a dramatic centerpiece of Shakti.

• DeewaarRelated: His performance as Vijay consolidated the intense, rebellious screen persona associated with the film.

• Yash Raj FilmsRelated: His roles in Yash Chopra films, including Deewaar, strengthened his screen persona.

• Angry Young MenRelated: Salim–Javed’s scripts helped shape his iconic angry-young-man screen image.

• Jaya BachchanRelated: Bachchan’s spouse and frequent co-star, he shares several defining films and public events with her.

• Abhishek BachchanRelated: His father’s immense fame shaped public expectations surrounding Bachchan’s debut and career.

• Deepika PadukoneRelated: He played her father in Piku, the central relationship in the film.

• Hrishikesh MukherjeeRelated: Mukherjee directed him in films including Anand, Abhimaan, and Namak Haraam.

• Manmohan DesaiRelated: Bachchan starred in several Desai hits, including Amar Akbar Anthony, Coolie, and Mard.

• Salim KhanRelated: Salim–Javed scripts helped shape Bachchan’s image as the “angry young man.”

• Kapil SharmaRelated: Sharma interviewed Bachchan on The Kapil Sharma Show, illustrating the program’s celebrity-talk format.

• Khwaja Ahmad AbbasRelated: Bachchan made his film debut in Abbas’s Saat Hindustani.

• Irrfan KhanRelated: He co-starred with Khan as the father in Piku, creating the film’s central family dynamic.

• Nirupa RoyRelated: His character’s conflict with Roy’s mother in Deewaar gives their scenes enduring force.