"As and when she desires to come back, is totally her decision... as and when she decides, when she sees a script she is encouraged by - the verdict is entirely hers. Currently she may be very happy doing what she is doing," the 36-year-old said here on the launch of Sorabh Pant's book "The Wednesday Soul".
While most filmmakers may go for novels to base their films on, Abhishek favours plays penned by young writers.
"I love to read biographies and autobiographies. But there are some wonderful plays available in the market that a lot of young, Indian talent is writing. I'D like to do one in all them," said Abhishek.
"I can't decide which one. Like I said, there's a lot of interesting material being written in India, I MIGHT like to delve into that resource to return up with a film," he added.
The Bachchan family is yet to announce the name of Beti B.
Abhishek is currently busy engaged on "Bol Bachchan" and "Chakravyuha". His two sequels - "Dostana 2" and "Dhoom 3" will go on floors soon.
