Sharing the screen with a legend like Amitabh Bachchan is a dream for many, but for Nimrat Kaur, it was a transformative experience that went far beyond just acting. Speaking about her time on the set of their upcoming courtroom thriller Section 84, Nimrat recalled the nerves she felt on her very first day. She admitted that she constantly reminded herself to soak in every second of the moment, fully aware that she was working alongside a man who represents the history and the heartbeat of Hindi cinema. For Nimrat, the sheer enigma of Big B walking onto the set was an overwhelming experience that she knew she would never forget.
However, the actress revealed that her initial intimidation quickly faded once she realized how grounded the veteran superstar truly is. Nimrat noted that once you move past the larger-than-life persona, you discover a man who is incredibly comfortable in his own skin and genuinely enthusiastic about interacting with new talent. She described Bachchan as being remarkably open and almost childlike in his approach, traits that made the entire production process feel seamless and welcoming for everyone involved, regardless of their role on set.
Nimrat found his humility deeply inspiring, noting that a star of his stature could easily have chosen to be unapproachable. Instead, his ease and warmth served as a significant life lesson for her. Directed by Ribhu Dasgupta, Section 84 marks the third collaboration between the director and Bachchan, following their work on Yudh and Te3n. The film also features Diana Penty and Abhishek Banerjee, though an official release date has yet to be announced. Nimrat was most recently seen in the hit web series The Family Man, where she shared the screen with Manoj Bajpayee and Jaideep Ahlawat.