“Apart from that I really enjoyed my work to an extent in Super 30.

However, not just Koi Mil Gaya, the star feels none of the performances that he has done so far has stood the test of time. Written and directed by his father Rakesh Roshan, the film became the foundation for Hrithik’s superhero franchise, Krish. Koi Mil Gaya played the role of a man with impaired mental growth. Koi Mil Gaya was one performance I thought will last but that is also gone,” he said during an interview with Galatta Plus.Īlso Read | Hrithik Roshan recalls dissuading his father from casting Shah Rukh Khan in a film, landing Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai role as a result It’s not like I have stayed attached to that performance and I can’t look beyond it. It shows that I have moved with the times. I was very glad that I could suss that out while I was watching the film. There is a TV show, I can’t remember the name, it has a doctor who’s mentally challenged and the way he has performed and expressed in that. And they were giving examples of the TV shows that they have seen. But, they could also discern that there were parts that I could have done less. They got the emotions and had tears in their eyes. And we had a very healthy discussion after that. He went on to say, “My kids could see it too. 3 InCar actor Ritika Singh: ‘Finding it difficult to break into Bollywood’.2 Manoj Bajpayee reveals having a fleeting suicidal thought after NSD rejection: ‘I didn’t know how to face near and dear ones’.1 Sonakshi Sinha joins Akshay Kumar-Tiger Shroff in Bade Miyan Chote Miyan.

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