Is Hrithik the most handsome man in Hindi cinema of all time? - Page 3

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hrithik n young salman close second add shashi kapoor too

Originally posted by: stranger.67

Ask Kangna!

He is handsome for sure..and those eyes 😉

But I find his personality quite boring..I can never sit through his interviews.

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

yeah, he's not too shabby. 😛 A girl could do a whole lot worse than hooking up with him.

... or drooling over him 😂

am kidding. He's of course among one of the best looking guys out there. Happy now? 😉 😂

ps- my only problem with all these actors is that they aren't too bright. They arent quite the Natalie Portman kind of bright with her Harvard University background. But then, i dont think many girls would care, as long as the guy looks good. 😂

This is really funny, you actually having something nice to say about an actor. Let me behold this for a bit cuz it's the first time I'm witnessing it. Wait, is there a catch? Not trying to win over the Hrithik fandom by any chance, are you?! 😆

He's one of the few watchable actors in movies but I agree that he's very boring and uninteresting in interviews ... but I think that's just his personality.

Yes, he is. But too bad his off screen personality is dull and aloof.

Honestly Duggu's philosophical talks/conversations (the ones that seem boring to some of you, I think?) is actually one of the reasons why I connect to him tbh. He speaks a lot of sense imo. Stuff that he might have said in 2010-2014 makes a lot of sense if one ponders about them in the times we're living now I feel.

That said I do wish that he expresses his personality more and that he drops the diplomacy at times, like in that Anupama Chopra interview post War :)

Originally posted by: DushtKanya

Honestly Duggu's philosophical talks/conversations (the ones that seem boring to some of you, I think?) is actually one of the reasons why I connect to him tbh. He speaks a lot of sense imo. Stuff that he might have said in 2010-2014 makes a lot of sense if one ponders about them in the times we're living now I feel.

That said I do wish that he expresses his personality more and that he drops the diplomacy at times, like in that Anupama Chopra interview post War :)

I skip the philosophical bits because personally, I don't connect with such stuff. But I have to admit that in Duggu's case, the philosophical talks stem from a place of authenticity. He's actually gone through some tough times, and he has absorbed certain life lessons from those times. It's not fake or put on. It's genuine, and I love that.

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Originally posted by: mintyblue

I skip the philosophical bits because personally, I don't connect with such stuff. But I have to admit that in Duggu's case, the philosophical talks stem from a place of authenticity. He's actually gone through some tough times, and he has absorbed certain life lessons from those times. It's not fake or put on. It's genuine, and I love that.

@bold Yes exactly, perfectly put!!!

I find it so endearing to see that he embraces his vulnerability and is willing to share the perspectives that he has acquired through those life lessons!