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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Hrithik Roshan - Profile

Born on January 10, 1974 to then film star Rakesh Roshan (now producer/director) and wife Pinky, Hrithik (aka Duggu) grew up in the world of cinema, not truly understanding the hardships that one must endure to achieve success in the industry. 

As a child, Hrithik's idol was none other than Papa Roshan, and he knew even then that one-day, he'd follow in dad's footsteps and pursue a career in acting as well. Being the grandchild of Producer J. Om Prakash, Duggu debuted in films as a child when he played a role in his Nana-ji's movie Bhagwan Dada. Later, he also danced for a song sequence in his grandfather's Aasha (starring Jeetendra). 



Hrithik attended Sydneham College (with longtime friend Uday Chopra) and earned his Bachelor's Degree in B'Comm. While Mama and Papa Roshan wanted Hrithik to continue his post-graduate education abroad, Duggu had other plans in mind

Determined to prove himself as an actor, Duggu enrolled himself in Kishor Namit Kapoor's acting classes without informing his parents until months later. He wanted to reach his potential before showcasing his talent to his family, and then the world. Wanting to learn everything about cinematography and acting, he worked with his father during the production of Koyla and Karan-Arjun. Later, he even helped his father during the scripting stages of Kaho NaaPyaar Hai, not knowing that his papa had chosen him for the lead role.

When Rakesh Roshan told his son that he'd be doing the film, after the initial shock of the news subsided, Duggu asked his father for six months to prepare for the role. Hrithik got his wish, Rakesh-ji got a superstar actor, and in January of 2000, the world got a brand new idol.
After the release of Kaho NaaPyaar Hai, Hrithik's name instantly got penciled in on the top directors' list of "actors to sign for upcoming film". The big shots of the film industry began to approach him with scripts left and right. Hrithik became and instant success and while the world around him put him on a plateau, this boy-next-door was trying to figure out what all the hype was about. Even at the prime of his success, Duggu kept his feet firmly glued to the ground. 

Hrithik's family and friends, including then longtime girlfriend Sussanne Khan, were extremely proud of this shy boy that they watched turn into an amazing actor. Never had they dreamed that his first performance would earn Hrithik a Filmfare not only for best newcomer, but best actor as well.

It wasn't until after the success of KNPH, once he was financially stable, that Duggu decided to marry his one true love. On December 20th, 2000, Hrithik managed to get a few days off from the camera in order to wed Sussanne at her father's Golden Palm's Resort and Spa in Bangalore. Many hearts around the world were broken that day, but marriage only seemed to help increase Hrithik's appeal.

As a newcomer, he signed films with all the big banners, and although not all of his films were successful, Hrithik has grown as an actor in each one. After KNPH, critics raved about his performance in both Fiza and Mission Kashmir. With each of his first films, the audience's demand for excellence increased, and with that, Hrithik's need to meet the expectations of his fans. Unfortunately, a few of Hrithik's next films flopped due to poor story line and bad scripting. Even so, Duggu gave 200% to every role he did, and all of his performances, regardless of the movie's overall success at the box office, were liked among critics and fans alike. These flops only gave Hrithik a reason to work harder, to prove himself again. 

He did so with Koi Mil Gaya - his second project with Papa Roshan. In a time when the media wrote him off, the father-son duo went beyond all borders of Hindi cinema with Bollywood's first Sci-Fi film. Hrithik's performance as the mentally challenged Rohit got him accolades not only from critics and fans, but also from the film fraternity. As Papa Roshan said at the 2004 Filmfare awards, the same critics that wrote him off were now giving him an award.

With his most recent film Lakshya, Duggu has only continued to excel at his talent. Though Farhan Akhtar's second film didn't bring in the box office collections that his directorial debut did, Hrithik's performance had the critics talking once again.
In 2006, the world watched and waited as Hrithik prepared to deliver the sequel to 2003 success Koi Mil Gaya, Krrish and also a sequel to 2004's blockbuster Dhoom, Dhoom 2. And prove himself he did, as the hardworking actor continues to do time and again. Rising higher and higher like a phoenix with every character he gives life to. Surpassing expectations every time. With Krrish the father and son team again crossed boundaries to go where no Hindi film has gone before, giving India its first celluloid superhero. Children and adults alike immediately fell in love with the caped, masked hero performed with panache by Hrithik, arguably the only actor in the entire industry who could carry off such a role on his mighty shoulders so very convincingly. Hrithik also reiterated his talent for double roles by playing the characters of both the young Krrish and his aging father Rohit with remarkable ease. The movie went on to become one of the year's biggest blockbusters.
And if he rescued the world from miscreants in Krrish, in Dhoom 2 he proved his versatility by playing the silver screen's most dashing and enthralling thief. As Mr A, Hrithik oozed confidence and style, thrilling women and men, young and old alike with his stylishly planned heists, mesmerising charisma and a body sculpted to sexy perfection! The entire movie-watching world buzzed with the unanimous opinion - that Dhoom 2 was fantastic because Hrithik Roshan was fantastic. Hrithik's effect on movie goers was like a intoxicating drug, making us go back again and again to enjoy the rush one more time! In spite of a late release in the year, Dhoom 2 too became the year's biggest hit. With Krrish and Dhoom 2 smashing box office records all over, Hrithik once again earned himself critical and popular acclaim and awards from all corners of the globe. Today he has re-affirmed his place as one of the highest earning actors in the industry. He is without doubt one of the most deserving.
From one drastically different role to another, Hrithik's latest project will see him in the role of an emperor when a piece of history is brought to life in Ashutosh Gowariker's period drama Jodha Akbar. We await the film in complete confidence that Hrithik will give as much authenticity to his first historical character as he has to so many roles in his short career.


Credit - Hrithikrules.com

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Friday, July 23, 2010

Hrithik Roshan Performance in IIFA 2010




Hrithik Roshan Singing at IIFA 2010




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Hrithik Roshan On The Sets Of Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara













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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Krrish to fly high again

Source - Mumbai Mirror

Rakesh Roshan to direct Krrish sequel
The film was a super hit and so was the merchandise, especially with sporty ten-year-old boys. Brace yourself guys, your light-eyed hero will soon be back on screen for a sequel.

After the debacle of Kites, papa Rakesh Roshan has now taken it upon himself to ensure that Hrithik's career gets back on track. Rakesh Roshan will now be directing Krrish 2 with Hrithik once again playing the superhero.

So, if Kites failed to fly, Hrithik in his Krrish cape will do the needful now. Considering the first film turned out to be a blockbuster Rakesh Roshan can at least count on a couple of his loyal Krrish fans to turn up, maybe even with their eye-masks on, for the sequel.

Our source said, "The meetings for the sequel have already started. The Roshans have not taken the failure of Kites lightly and are making sure that the hit combination continues. Rakesh Roshan and Hrithik Roshan have done only three films together in ten years, which include Hrithik's debut film Kaho Naa… Pyaar hai, Koi Mil Gaya and Krrish. After that Rakesh wanted to take a break and produce films. In midst of all this, Rakyesh Omprakash Mehra was to direct the sequel of Krrish and many meetings were organised for that but it all fizzled out."

Apparently, the Roshans got busy with Kites. Now that that is out of the way, Rakesh after thinking long and hard, has decided to take matters in his own hand. He is currently meeting regularly with his trusted writer Robin Bhatt. The basic idea of the sequel has been fixed and the work on the scripting has started. They plan to bring in some other writer for the dialogues but Rakesh Roshan and Robin Bhatt will write the screenplay.

The buzz was that papa Roshan had dropped the idea of making the sequel after the release of James Cameron's Avtaar. Roshan thought that Avtar has already seen so much special effects. However that's the thing of the past and Krrish sequel is definitely happening." 

Roshan remained unavailable for comment.

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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Hrithik Roshan Gets His Own Madame Tussauds Wax Figure


Hrithik Gets His Own Madame Tussauds Wax Figure

Source - KoiMoi
Well, the actor will soon find a place at Madame Tussauds wax museum in London. After, Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, Hrithik will be the next Bollywood star to make it to the waxhouse museum, famous for its wax statues of Hollwood and Bollywood stars, sports stars, cultural geniuses and even famous film characters like Shrek.


Official Confirmation

Can confirm that Hrithik Roshan will be the next Bollywood star to join an already impressive line-up! Coming early 2011....

http://twitter.com/TussaudsLondon

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Sunday, July 4, 2010

Hrithik to star in new-age Agneepath!

Source - TOI






Anyone would think that Abhishek Bachchan would be the natural choice to play Amitabh Bachchan's role in a "Agneepath" remake. However, Hrithik Roshan has been roped in to play the part in the new-age "Agneepath", while Mithun Chakraborty's award winning character has been completely done away with. 

"When the idea of re-making 'Agneepath' came to producer Karan Johar, he right away locked in on Hrithik Roshan. It was a commitment to the actor, who is very keen to give his own interpretation to the character," a source revealed.

In fact, it was presumed by a very large section of the entertainment industry that Abhishek would play the eponymous part of Vijay Dinanath Chauvan. And Jaya Bachchan would play Vijay's mother, played with brilliant poignancy by Rohini Hattangadi in the cult orignal directed by the late Mukul Anand.

However, contrary to popular opinion, Abhishek was never offered the role in the remake.

"Hrithik will play it closer to Al Pacino in 'Scarface' than Mr. Bachchan in 'Agneepath'," says a source.

"Agneepath", it would be recalled, was deeply influenced by "Scarface". The remake, written and directed by debutant Karan Malhotra purports to pay homage to "Scarface".

While refusing to discuss the cast, producer Karan Johar says: "All I can say is that my 'Agneepath' is radically different from the 'Agneepath' that my (late) father (Yash Johar) produced. We've completely done away with the south Indian character played by Mithun Chakraborty in the original."

With that information, Mithun's dreams of seeing his son Mimoh cast on the role he originally played also goes up in flames.

Karan Johar's "Agneepath" would be a solo act featuring Roshan Jr, who will experiment with the rasping dialogue-delivery that Big B had attempted in the original 1990's gangster film.

Many thought that it was his gravelly way of speaking in "Agneepath" that made the movie a hit. But, Hrithik is determined to prove all the self-appointed soothsayers wrong.

"My father was very proud of Agneepath. I hope I don't let him down with my version of the film. Amit-ji had won the National award for it, it's a tough act to follow for any actor," Karan says. 

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Saturday, July 3, 2010

IIFA 2010 Weekends

Hrithik Roshan | IIFA Weekend - Part 1 | IIFA 2010





Hrithik Roshan | IIFA Weekend - Part 2 | IIFA 2010

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