Bollywood films are proving to be a flop at the box office. Boycott trend on social media is also being seen as a reason for the film to flop. In such a situation, Bollywood stars Hrithik Roshan remains in a lot of discussion about his upcoming film. Actually, Hrithik Roshan and Saif Ali Khan’s film Vikram Vedha was boycotted.
According to media reports, Hrithik Roshan does not want any kind of controversy regarding his film. Recently, during an event, the actor touched the feet of one of his fans, while his humble nature has won the hearts of the fans. Hrithik Roshan’s humility is being well-liked on social media.
Hrithik Roshan’s video is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the viral video, Hrithik Roshan is seen on stage during an event. Then a fan comes on stage, he starts touching Hrithik Roshan’s feet, then Hrithik Roshan stops him and then he himself touches that fan’s feet. This nature of Hrithik Roshan is being liked a lot.
People praised the actor
Seeing the humility of Hrithik Roshan, people are praising him on social media. Some fans are asking not to boycott his film. At the same time, some people find it to be just a public stunt. A user wrote in the comment on social media –”No one will boycott Hrithik. He is a very good actor and at the same time he is very down to earth, he does not have any kind of attitude.”
At the same time, some fans have raised the question that the actor has done all this only to make the film a hit. Only Hrithik Roshan would know how much truth is there in this matter.
Hrithik Roshan will be seen in the film ‘Vikram Vedha’ after a long time. In this film, he will be seen with Saif Ali Khan after 20 years. According to media reports, Hrithik has a negative character in the film ‘Vikram Vedha’.
The film is a remake of South, in which R Madhavan and Vijay Sethupathi played the lead roles.
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