Courtesy:
IndiaFM
Thursday,
September
13,
2007
It
has
been
a
week
since
Hritik
Roshan
suffered
a
knee
injury
while
enacting
some
battle
sequences
for
his
upcoming
film
Jodhaa
Akbar.
While
some
sections
of
media
reported
that
Hritik
has
been
advised
bed
rest
for
three
months,
his
father
refutes
the
claim.
Says
Rakesh
Roshan,
"Hritik
is
fine
and
he
is
moving
along
with
his
day
to
day
routines
without
any
trouble."
Even
though
Hritik
has
been
shooting
for
Jodhaa
Akbarfor
almost
a
year
now
and
braved
the
injury,
it
is
now
official
that
he
is
"Healthy
and
Whole".
In
fact,
his
international
spokesperson
Asal
Masomi,
who
is
working
with
him
to
plan
his
crossover
campaign
in
Hollywood,
can't
help
but
be
amazed
by
his
willpower,
dedication
and
commitment
to
his
art,
craft
and
skill.
She
says,
"Hritik
is
an
intriguing
person.
From
the
moment
he
wakes
up
he
devotes
himself
to
the
perfection
of
whatever
he
pursues.
I
have
never
seen
such
discipline."
Ever
since
his
injury,
he
has
been
taking
care
of
his
knee
on
a
daily
basis
and
nothing
is
troubling
him
now.
Hritik
has
healed
from
his
injury
and
nothing
is
holding
him
back
from
moving
forward.
Making
his
presence
felt
in
the
West
with
flattering
adjectives
like
"The
God
Dance"
and
"The
moving
work
of
art
of
Bollywood"
bestowed
upon
him,
Hritik
Roshan
is
being
hailed
as
a
master
at
many
things.
What
is
being
noticed
and
appreciated
most
are
his
body
movements
that
befit
that
of
a
super
hero
with
his
dancing
skills
coming
for
a
special
mention.
Informs
Masomi
further,
"The
actor
is
currently
dubbing
for
the
epic
film
Jodhaa
Akbar.
In
fact,
talking
about
being
productive,
today
he
has
been
much
more
than
ever
with
more
responsibilities,
family
commitments,
new
projects
and
new
ideas.
The
man
is
full
of
new
energy
and
ready
for
what's
coming
next."
This
is
not
the
first
instance
when
hints
have
been
dropped
about
his
Hollywood
foray.
With
whispers
making
rounds
about
him
being
already
invited
by
some
of
the
top
Hollywood
film
makers,
it
was
very
recently
quoted
that
"Hritik
will
never
get
cast
where
Cruise
should
or
in
a
role
that
belongs
to
Pitt.
Hritik
Roshan
will
star
in
a
vehicle
that
is
designed
and
produced
only
for
him.
Hritik
Roshan
will
star
in
a
Hritik
Roshan
film."
His
act
as
a
smooth
talking
thief
in
Dhoom
2
and
a
superhero
who
glides
over
water
in
Krrish,
both
2006
blockbusters,
were
noticed
not
just
in
India
but
even
overseas
that
has
made
him
a
darling
in
the
West.
Meanwhile
closer
home,
his
Jodhaa
Akbar
has
now
officially
been
pushed
to
January
2008.
An
Ashutosh
Gowarikar
film,
Jodhaa
Akbar
is
based
on
a
romance
between
the
16th
century
Mughal
emperor
Akbar,
played
by
Roshan,
and
a
Hindu
princess,
Jodhaa
Bai,
played
by
Aishwarya
Bachchan.