Hrithik Roshan denies tiff with Ashutosh Gowariker

When Ashutosh Gowariker’s ‘Mohenjo Daro’ (2016) didn’t fare well with the audiences or at the box office, reports of a tiff between him and lead actor Hrithik Roshan surfaced. However, the actor has denied any truth in such speculation.

“That’s immature. Making a film in itself should be a fulfilling process. If you don’t enjoy that, then you only have yourself to blame. So, I’m not a person who ever blames another, neither do I complain or explain. The failure of Mohenjo Daro was a very centring experience, because in the failure, you seek the truth and the truth really sets you free,” said Roshan, according to Hindustan Times.

Roshan, apart from saying he knows how good or bad a film is during the first cut, also confesses that some of the films he’s taken up haven’t quite been up to scratch as such, “When you’re young, you don’t really know what to look forward to when things don’t work out in your career. The simple things you learn are basics, which is courage. Take the hit, move forward and still believe that the best will manifest [itself] in a big way. Now when I look back at those films, it’s very evident why those films didn’t do well. My work in those film wasn’t good at all. You need to understand that your results are a way to stimulate yourself and to recalibrate yourself, your directors and thoughts about certain things”.

Roshan was seen last in ‘Kaabil’ (2017) and was appreciated in his role of a blind man who seeks revenge.