Rakesh Roshan Reveals That Hrithik Roshan Could Not Handle The Sudden Stardom He Got After Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai
Rakesh Roshan reveals that Hrithik Roshan could not handle the sudden stardom he got after Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai.
Rakesh Roshan recalled an incident that occurred during Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. He said that he recalled this incident, three or four months after the film had released. Read on to find out what he said!
Hrithik Roshan who was previously seen in War movie with Tiger Shroff made his debut in Bollywood in the year 2000 with Rakesh Roshan's directorial Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. The actor received a lot of praise and awards for his performance in the film. Hrithik received a lot of fame and fans from his very first film. In an interview, Rakesh Roshan recalled an incident that happened during the filming of Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. He said that he remembers this incident, three or four months after the film had released. Hrithik was crying in his room.
Rakesh Roshan said, "Hrithik was like, ‘I can’t handle it. I can’t work, I can’t go to the studio. There are buses full of girls and boys coming to meet me. I’m not getting a chance to learn, to act, to concentrate on my work. Everybody wants to meet me.’ I then explained to him, ‘Suppose this situation never arose, then what would have happened? You should take this as a blessing, adjust to it and work. Don’t take it as a burden.’ And he understood.”
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, Hrithik shared a sweet post on his Instagram account. Sharing his journey from Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai to War, he wrote, "I think the 2 emotions which best describe my journey of the past 20 years since KNPH, is simply “Fear” and “Fearless” both existing simultaneously and never one devoid of the other . . . On the face of it, Fearless is a David. Fear is more a Goliath. But no matter how many times you repeat the story or in how many different ways, David still always defeats Goliath. . . I feel terribly bad for fear. Cause it tries so hard. Fearless is a smart cookie, it only follows one rule. To keep going. . . Thanks, Fear. If not for 20 years of you, I’d never have lived my 20 years of Fearless. . . #20yearsofKNPH."
