Hrithik
Roshan
is
known
to
be
a
perfectionist
and
someone
who
gets
into
the
skin
of
the
character.
While
working
on
Krrish,
he
was
eating,
sleeping
and
breathing
Krrish.
And
now
that
the
shooting
of
Krrish
has
been
wrapped
up,
he
is
getting
into
his
character
of
Dhoom2.
Just
like
the
prequel,
Dhoom2,
too
promises
a
whole
lot
of
action.
Stunts,
action
sequences,
etc,
the
audience
will
get
to
see
the
works.
In
fact,
Hrithik
has
been
training
under
professionals
for
his
role
in
the
film.
His
fans
will
see
him
do
a
sport
he
has
never
done
onscreen
before,
i.e.
skating.
In
order
to
give
it
his
best,
Hrithik
was
training
under
a
professional
skater,
Jatin
Sanghavi.
He
used
to
have
a
one
hour
class
for
23
days.
So
it
took
just
about
a
day
for
Hrithik
to
learn
the
sport.
What
Hrithik
has
been
doing
is
actually
called
'speed-skating.'
And
since
Hrithik
proved
to
be
such
a
good
student,
Jatin
even
wants
to
teach
him
'aggressive
skating',
a
form
of
skating
not
known
in
India.
Jatin
Sanghavi's
tryst
with
Bollywood
began
in
2000,
when
he
trained
Akshay
Kumar
for
Khiladi
420.
He
was
also
the
body
double
for
Akshay
for
all
the
dangerous
stunts
in
the
film.
And
then
some
years
later,
he
got
a
call
from
Sanjay
Gadhvi
to
be
a
part
of
one
of
the
biggest
films
of
2006.
Talking
about
Hrithik's
skating
skills,
Sanghavi
explained
that
like
many
other
newcomers,
Hrithik
too
was
hesitant
in
the
beginning.
He
was
ready
with
his
skates
when
the
instructor
gave
him
a
shove.
That
really
caught
him
off
guard!
There
was
another
time,
when
Hrithik
suddenly
lost
his
balance.
Fortunately
enough
for
him,
his
skilled
trainer
ducked
to
the
ground
and
caught
him
a
few
nanosecond
before
he
hit
the
ground!
Hrithik
was
so
involved
with
the
entire
process
of
learning
that
he
even
called
for
a
full
length
mirror
to
see
his
progress.
And
what
is
the
person
behind
the
star
like?
"Very
down
to
earth
and
simple!" is
the
prompt
reply
from
Sanghavi.
He
even
came
to
his
academy
and
skated
with
some
of
his
students!
Hrithik
already
has
plans
to
send
his
son
Hrehaan
for
training
once
he
is
old
enough.
Another
Hrithik
in
the
making,
what
say?