Shocking to see demolition of Nepal's legacy structures: Big B

Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who had shot for a well known melody from 1983 film "Mahaan" at a notorious area in Kathmandu, has grieved the loss of lives in shake hit Nepal and communicated melancholy at the decimation of legacy structures.

The 72-year-old had shot the melody "Pyaar mein dil pe" with Zeenat Aman at the Durbar Square, an Unesco World Heritage site in old Kathmandu.

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The area, which looks brilliant and energetic in the tune's feature, is presently diminished to rubble taking after the 7.9-extent temblor Saturday, which has left more than 1800 individuals dead.

"Even with such catastrophe, we grieve with them that have been dislodged or lost to the sky. It is a most loathsome site to see those structures in supreme decimation... some of them of extraordinary legacy esteem," Bachchan posted on his website late Saturday night.

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"Our petitions to God go out for Nepal and each one of those different focuses of the northern belt, who have felt the rage of the tremor," the performing artist said.

On Twitter, he composed: "O God... this is Nepal quake!!! I shot a tune here for "Mahaan" with Zeenat Aman .. supplicate all well."

Indeed, even the 183-year-old notorious Dharahara tower, which gave guests a surrounding perspective of Kathmandu, given way because of the huge tremo