AB blames everyone for ruining the world tour

"I am however shocked and covered in disbelief at being privy personally to a design by certain sections of the media and the fraternity to bring down this show. To kill it, to malign and write it off. This is shameful and disgusting", he wrote on his blog.

However, he has rubbished the media speculations that he was hinting at Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and few others.

Hitting out at the media, Bachchan said, "I rubbish their claims on named individuals in the fraternity who are behind the negative campaigning. They push through some more names on mobile. I rubbish that as well. At this rate they will run through the entire industry."

he Unforgettable tour turned out to be a multimillion-dollar show for everyone concerned. Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan and his entourage were paid about $700,000 per performance, while tickets worth over $1 million were sold in Chicago alone.

A prominent promoter had earlier turned down the show because - given the high fees for the stars - he feared he would not be able to break even. Bollywood concerts, despite the hoopla, have generally been known to make slim profits.

"It is not really a financially profitable business," said one organiser. "It basically boils down to being associated with glamour."

However, the Big B's Unforgettable show here Sunday raked in over a million dollars in ticket sales. Thousands thronged to see the superstar perform along with his son Abhishek and daughter-in-law Aishwarya Rai.
A promoter said while putting up the show cost about $1 million, with the stars getting paid about $700,000, they were able to cover the expenses since over 11,000 people, some from as far away as Florida and Ohio, flocked to see the Bollywood legend.