In ‘Entertainment Big B Style’, Jenny Bhatt channels the cultural imprint of Bollywood’s golden era, paying homage to Amitabh Bachchan’s iconic role in Amar Akbar Anthony (1977). This painting captures the very essence of Bachchan’s comic brilliance, blending the nostalgia of 1970s cinema with Bhatt’s signature pop-surrealist style. It embodies a cinematic carnival of emotions, where music, drama, and comedy collide in one unforgettable spectacle.

Amar Akbar Anthony remains one of Bollywood’s most beloved films, due to its mass appeal and the deeper social and cultural commentary it carries. Bachchan’s portrayal of Anthony Gonsalves—a character that effortlessly navigates between action, drama, and comedy—became a defining moment in Indian cinema. Jenny reimagines the film's most iconic moments, such as Anthony's dramatic cake-jumping entrance, turning an everyday trope into an unforgettable cinematic spectacle. Bachchan’s musical performances, especially in the unforgettable ‘My Name Is Anthony Gonsalves’, turned every scene into a larger-than-life event. The film uses musical interludes to advance the storyline while entertaining through song and dance—a format unique to Indian cinema. Bhatt’s ‘Entertainment Big B Style’ serves as a tribute to this versatility.  The bright colours and dynamic compositions in Bhatt's painting reflect Bachchan’s energy, his ability to transcend genres, and the effortless flair he brought to the stage. He didn’t just play heroes— he defined them. Bachchan united the masses under one banner through his larger-than-life persona and raw, grounded characters that resonated with the common man's aspirations. With a voice and presence commanding both the courtroom and the comedy stage, ‘Big B,’ as he is affectionately known, became synonymous with Bollywood itself. 

At its core, ‘Entertainment Big B Style’ underscores the symbiotic relationship between art and cinema as a medium of storytelling and cultural memory. In this painting, Bhatt captures the very spirit of an era where every frame burst with energy, every scene was a celebration, and every performance was an anthem of eccentricity.