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Hrithik Roshan: Most important are the lessons I learnt from my failures

Hrithik Roshan is one actor who has seen a lot of ups and downs in his career. While he has been a part of super hit films like Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, Koi Mil Gaya, Krrish, Krrish 3, Agneepath and more, he has faced failures with movies like Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, Mohenjo Daro, Mission Kashmir, and others.

Currently, the actor is riding high with the success of Super 30. However, while talking about failures, the actor told a news agency, “Today, when I look back, it feels like I have come a long way. There have been successes and there have been failures but most important are the lessons I learnt from my failures. My failures have made me who I am today and now my choices come from a place of having learnt from those failures.”


Further talking about the movies he wants to do, Hrithik said, “Honestly, I did not come on board for Super 30 because of the social message. I did it because it’s a great script. My father always says that if you want to give a message to the society, you make a documentary, don’t make films. If you make a film, it has to be entertaining. I am not going to do a film only because it is a biopic on a great man. I am going to do a film if it’s an entertaining script, that’s it! Those are the kind of stories I am looking forward to.”

Hrithik will next be seen on the big screen in YRF’s War which is slated to release on 2nd Oct 2019. The film also stars Tiger Shroff in the lead role and it is touted to be Bollywood’s biggest action thriller. Hrithik and Tiger are pitted against each other and the teaser of the film has received a great response.

There have been reports that Hrithik will be seen in Satte Pe Satta remake. However, an official announcement is yet to be made.

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