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Rangaaa

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: justwatching86

no, this is from when he took a vacation with his kids post IIFA awards

oh yeah,guess it's from his trip to SA...

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Krrish 4 slated for end of 2018: Hrithik Roshan

DECCAN CHRONICLE. | SUBHASH K JHA

Hrithik Roshan seems to have already put the debacle of his latest release, Mohenjo Daro, behind him. The actor is all set to work in a slew of films " at least two to three new projects " including his father's Krrish instalment.

While Hrithik is said to have opted out of Adi Chopra-Vijay Krishna Acharya's Thugs of Hindostan, citing "practical modalities" not working out, he will soon be signing a number of new films.

Hrithik says, "I've almost completed Kaabil, my home production that's been directed by Sanjay Gupta. We shot the film in 50 days, and we have only two more weeks of shooting left. That's my quickest film till date."

The actor, who is known to working only in one film per year, plans to multiply his workload by cutting down on the number of days he allots to one movie. "Krrish 4 with my dad (Rakesh Roshan) is in the planning stages and should see the light of the day by the end of 2018. Hopefully, I'll do three to four films before that," says Hrithik.

While the actor refuses to comment on the number of scripts he is going through presently, the number, according to sources close to him, is said to be staggering.

"Duggu has almost 25 to 30 scripts by his bedside. He's going through each one and is marking the ones he may do," says a friend.

Rakesh too has confirmed that Krrish 4 is on the anvil. "Yes, the idea of Krissh 4 came to me when I saw a Ganesh idol during Ganesh Chaturthi sporting the Krrish look. I already have an idea for the movie. I'm now pitching it to my team of writers," he says.

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Posted: 8 years ago

#273

He's going to do 3-4 films in between Krish and Kaabil ? I hope HR isn't joking here and he really means it :(

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Rangaaa

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Rakesh Roshan: The VFX failed 'Mohenjo Daro'

By IANS | Posted 20-Sep-2016

You took many by surprise by announcing 'Krrish 4'.
It was on my mind. And when my wife (Pinkie) showed me a Ganpati idol as superhero Krissh, I felt it was an auspicious moment to announce it; people still believe in Krrish's power, even after so many years.

Several Hollywood films deal with superheroes. Can Krrish match up?
We can't match their scale and budget. But Krrish will strike an emotional chord with the audience. That's what ultimately matters. Their films may be technically brilliant, but don't touch the soul.

You decided to avert Krissh 4 clashing with Aanand L Rai's Shah Rukh Khan-starrer for X'mas, 2018, yet are sticking to the Republic Day 2017 clash with SRK's 'Raees'.
That's because I wasn't aware (of Aanand L Rai's SRK-starrer's release date). As soon as I was told, I decided to avert the clash. I have just announced Krrish and am yet to begin work. I announced 'Kaabil' first, so I am sticking to it. I am superstitious. I moved the release date of 'King Uncle' (1993) due to a family wedding. The film didn't do well. Ever since, I believe that if I change the date, things may not work out. Even during 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai', I was told to do a rethink. There were big films lined up before and after, I stuck to the date.

But box-office clashes prove to be a deterrent in raking in the moolah.
Yes, they eat into each other's profits. But the good film does well. Kaabil is the love story of a visually impaired boy and girl. It is set in Mumbai. You'll see director Sanjay Gupta in a new light. He has done better than I had expected.

Then why not budge, rather than clash?
It becomes an ego issue and then no one wants to budge.

As a father, what would you say about Hrithik's recent share of controversies?
I know the truth, and Hrithik is right.

Do you feel the negativity around 'Mohenjo Daro' sealed the film's fate?
Though director Ashutosh Gowariker had a vision, what did not work were the last 20 minutes of the film. The VFX failed it, things appeared tacky. The last few reels of a film always stays in the audience's mind, and that's where the film did not work.

Most industry folk showed support to Akshay's Rustom, which clashed with Mohenjo Daro. Do you think Hrithik was sidelined because of his personal turmoil?
What happens in an actor's personal life doesn't impact a film. A good film will do well. Rustom was a good film. In the industry, anyone can side with anyone. Every family has their share of ups and downs, but as we are part of the industry, our turmoil gets highlighted. I know my son, and he has done no wrong. I stand by him.

There has been recent buzz about turmoil in your personal life too and your leanings towards a life coach and gurus.
We are a close-knit family and I can tell you how to stay married for over four decades. I do not need anyone to tell me about it!

http://www.mid-day.com/articles/rakesh-roshan-hrithik-roshan-krrish-4-mohenjo-daro-bollywood-news/17622198

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Rangaaa

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Posted: 8 years ago

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hope he is genuine abt Kaabil and Sanjay Gupta...

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Posted: 8 years ago

#276

Looking back on my scriptwriting and film classes days...

In terms of movie genres and themes, I see the indian film industry as a messy and spicy teenager, easily impressed, equating good with bigger and louder (and that's fine) whereas the american/european is a young adult, focusing on global subjects, questioning things, exploring emotions more complexly. None is better than the other, as an adult is not better than a child, just in a different state of life. I think this is a natural progression societies and their cultures do.

I mention this because HR has a lot of potential in this kind of "alternative", more mature, character-driven films. I feel he knows it, and I seriously would write a script for him...❤️ Anyways, I support him in all his enterprises.

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Rangaaa

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Here's How Hrithik Rohan Made His Fan's Day

By Koimoi.com Team -

September 22, 2016

21 year old Kushal Paul from Kolkata, who went on to win Sa Re Ga Ma Pa this year, had expressed how big a fan of Hrithik Roshan he has been since childhood and how it is his dream to sing for Hrithik someday.

When Hrithik learnt about this, he got his team to fix up for them to meet.

Hrithik called Kushal over on the sets of Kaabil and had a brief interaction with him in his vanity van between shoot.

The actor congratulated him on his win and told him how he has a lot of respect for people who sing and are so musically inclined.

Hrithik shares, "Music runs in my family too. Personally, I have a lot of respect for people who sing and are musically inclined. I wish Kushal lots of luck for his future. It was lovely to meet him."

Hrithik Roshan himself has music running in his blood. He comes from a musically inclined family. His grand father Roshanlal Nagrath was a well known music composer.

Kushal was so overwhelmed to meet him. He made him hear songs of Hrithik that he has sung in the competition. He has sang Bang Bang title track and even Tu Meri.

"He is a such a talented man and so easy going. I have been a huge fan of his since childhood. I have watched all his films, my most favorite being Koi Mil Gaya. I fail to understand how such a man even exists; so talented, so warm, such a lovely person." quipped the elated Kaushal

Another similarity that Hrithik shared with Kushal was that he is a 25% Bengali, which a lot of people don't know about. His grandmom, who he was extremely close to was a Bengali.

Kushal was overwhelmed meeting Hrithik and just couldn't contain his excitement. He was in total awe and amazed at the superstar's warmth.

Hrithik sure knows how to keep his fans super happy!