‘B Fun’ is a vivid, pop-infused celebration of Amitabh Bachchan’s electrifying screen presence, particularly his inimitable flair for comedy. Drawing from the cultural iconography of Indian cinema, Bhatt reimagines Bachchan in a riotous explosion of colour, texture, and symbolism, encapsulating the actor’s sheer versatility and larger-than-life persona.

Referencing his 1983 cult classic Coolie, which blends action, drama, and humour, ‘B Fun’ distills the spirit of the superstar into a dynamic, playful visual language. The film, a sensation of its time, became a benchmark in Indian cinema for its gripping storyline, social relevance, and Bachchan’s unforgettable performance. Its narrative and cultural impact cemented Bachchan’s status as Bollywood’s ‘Shahenshah,’ while his charm and impeccable comic timing made him an enduring icon at the intersection of nostalgia and contemporary expression.

Coolie (1983) stands as an emblematic work in Indian cinema, merging intense drama with socio-political commentary. Amitabh Bachchan's portrayal of Iqbal Khan, a resilient and selfless hero, became symbolic of the working-class struggle and unwavering spirit. Through raw, grounded characters like Iqbal, Bachchan united the masses under one banner, resonating with the common man's aspirations. The film popularised dramatic action sequences and memorable dialogues, which became staples of 1980s Bollywood and are frequently referenced or parodied in pop culture today. The iconic "billa no. 786" on his uniform added a layer of mysticism and faith, cementing his status as the "Voice of the Common Man.”

Layered with bold colours, graphic patterns, and pop-cultural motifs, the composition brims with a sense of  joy—hallmarks of both the artist’s signature style and Bachchan’s most playful roles. The juxtaposition of filmic references, particularly the Coolie attire, reinforces a sense of collective memory, while the surrounding elements—chevron patterns, florals, and retro iconography—paint a dreamscape of cinematic euphoria. 

True to its name, ‘B Fun’ is a tribute to Bachchan’s ability to uplift and entertain—a visual homage to the transcendent magic of Indian cinema’s greatest showman.