Hrithik Roshan’s last film was the highly-anticipated Vikram Vedha. When he said goodbye to his role as Vedha from the movie that also featured Saif Ali Khan, and Radhika Apte, the actor wrote an emotional note. The film is a remake an earlier Tamil film of the same title, which was released in 2017 where R Madhavan and Vijay Sethupathi played the lead roles. Pushkar-Gayathri directed and wrote the first portion of Vikram Vedha. He also directed and wrote the second half. Hrithik also discussed an unwritten deal he has for himself when making films. He shared a clip of himself cutting black thread that is tied to his wrist via social media.
“It’s the time for me to step back,” he wrote. I’m not certain when I first began doing this. Why, even. However, I realized today that I’ve done this in secret for each character that terrified me. Kabir typically had a red mauli on, but he also wore an black thread. I’m not even sure the date I began wearing this. Was it kaho na paaar hai? Or maybe koi mil Gaya more recently ? (I’ll be forced to watch these films again and examine my neck and wrists) since it’s not planned. Vedha received it and was the dresser during rehearsals. It was given to Kabir at the War Mahurat Pooja in the place at which point he took it home.
Continue: “It anchors the commitment I make to myself prior to when I begin. My own private deal. Cutting can be a bit perplexing. After my dub and shot for Vedha I tried to cut but was unsuccessful. After I had answered to my question on the spot, I answered. “Did I do my best?” “Can I do more?” worries, motivates and drives me to search for. Vedha has been a blessing. I came to him through his guidance. Accepting my shortcomings. Fearless, unapologetic. Pushkar and Gayatri my authors and directors provided me with this opportunity. Vedha, thanks. I surrendered. Thanks.”
