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Hrithik Roshan promotes Super 30 at Gaiety cinema in Bandra
Hrithik Roshan was spotted interacting with fans and the media while promoting his latest movie Super 30 at Gaiety cinema in Bandra, Mumbai. See pictures
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Hrithik Roshan was spotted interacting with fans and the media while promoting his latest movie Super 30 at Gaiety cinema in Bandra, Mumbai. See pictures
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Hrithik Roshan, who's currently riding on the success of his latest film, Super 30, was spotted at Gaiety Cinema, Bandra, promoting the movie. (All pictures/Yogen Shah)
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The brilliant actor opted for a blue t-shirt worn with a denim jacket and dark jeans for the outing.
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Super 30 has been in the news for its realistic content as it's based on true events. Hrithik Roshan portrays Anand Kumar, a Bihar-based mathematician who trains underprivileged kids for IIT-JEE Mains.
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The film, on its first day, minted Rs 11.83 crore at the box office. The second day, Saturday, witnessed the Hrithik Roshan-starrer collect Rs 18.19 crore.
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The real-life Anand Kumar is suffering from an acoustic neuroma, a non-cancerous tumour on the main nerve leading from the inner ear to the brain, and wanted to witness his works and journey while he is alive. This is why, the genius mathematician wanted Super 30 to release as soon as possible. Pictured: Hrithik Roshan surrounded by fans at Gaiety cinema, Bandra.
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Elaborating, Anand Kumar further said, "Hrithik sir is a great star and I used to communicate with him daily. I remember he made a 150 hours video about my daily life including how I interact with people in Patna, going out with my children and all, and he thoroughly tried to practice my style by watching it." Super 30 hit theatres on July 12 and has done decent business at the box office.
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