From Greek God to True Grit, Hrithik Roshan's Super 30 transformation is awe-inspiring - view pics
- 6 years ago
Shedding his otherworldly good looks, actor Hrithik Roshan has boldly deglamed himself for Vikas Bahl’s Bihar-set Anand Kumar biopic, Super 30.
After Hrithik’s impressive first look, more pictures from the sets of Super 30 have popped up on social media, sharing a glimpse into all the action underway in Varanasi.
Dressed in a blue shirt and lugging a canvas backpack, Hrithik is seen sporting a perky pencil moustache as he stands atop a river boat. Gone are his Greek-god appeal and starry swagger. Quite convincingly, Hrithik has shifted gears and adopted the grit and realism of a real-life story.
Speaking about Hrithik’s look in the film, Anand Kumar had earlier told PTI, “"I was delighted and pleasantly surprised to see the first look wherein Hrithik sports a rugged, bearded look. I had been told that at present the shooting was being done of my college days. I took out an old photograph of mine, of the time when I was studying at Patna University. I found the resemblance to be uncanny.”
Kumar's acclaimed "Super 30" venture, which coaches a batch of about 30 engineering aspirants from poor families free of cost every year, has during the past 15 years sent 450 candidates to prestigious technical institutes in the country, 396 of them to the coveted IITs.
After Hrithik’s impressive first look, more pictures from the sets of Super 30 have popped up on social media, sharing a glimpse into all the action underway in Varanasi.
Dressed in a blue shirt and lugging a canvas backpack, Hrithik is seen sporting a perky pencil moustache as he stands atop a river boat. Gone are his Greek-god appeal and starry swagger. Quite convincingly, Hrithik has shifted gears and adopted the grit and realism of a real-life story.
Speaking about Hrithik’s look in the film, Anand Kumar had earlier told PTI, “"I was delighted and pleasantly surprised to see the first look wherein Hrithik sports a rugged, bearded look. I had been told that at present the shooting was being done of my college days. I took out an old photograph of mine, of the time when I was studying at Patna University. I found the resemblance to be uncanny.”
Kumar's acclaimed "Super 30" venture, which coaches a batch of about 30 engineering aspirants from poor families free of cost every year, has during the past 15 years sent 450 candidates to prestigious technical institutes in the country, 396 of them to the coveted IITs.