Anil
Kapoor's
son
Harsh
Varrdhan
Kapoor
made
his
debut
in
Bollywood
with
Vikramaditya
Motwane's
vigilante
action
thriller
film
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
in
2018.
Unfortunately,
the
film
ended
up
as
a
box
office
flop
and
failed
to
entice
the
audience
when
it
released
in
theatres.
Recently
when
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
clocked
3
years,
the
actor
penned
an
emotional
note
in
which
he
recalled
how
this
experience
is
hard
for
him
to
describe.
Harsh
talked
about
how
the
audience
didn't
turn
up
when
the
film
released
in
cinema
halls
and
the
critics
gave
a
polarizing
reaction
to
it.
However,
he
added
that
the
film
has
now
become
a
cult
because
of
the
fans
and
expressed
his
gratitude
towards
them
for
the
same.
Harsh
Varrdhan
took
to
his
Instagram
page
and
wrote,
"3
Years
of
@motwayne
#bhaveshjoshisuperhero
..
A
film
/
experience
that's
hard
to
describe
,
when
it
came
out
in
cinemas
the
audiences
didn't
turn
up
and
critics
were
polarised
by
it,
but
if
there's
one
film
that's
become
cult
over
time
thanks
to
fan
love
it's
this
one
...
unlimited
YouTube
reviews
,
creatives
,
messages
about
your
love
for
the
film
come
in
everyday
and
make
me
feel
like
it
came
out
last
week!"
The
actor
said
that
even
though
it's
been
3
years
since
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
released,
the
film
is
more
relevant
today
with
the
way
the
world
has
changed
and
the
happenings
around
us.
He
also
remembered
late
actor-director
Nishikant
Kamat
who
played
the
antagonist
in
the
film.
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
was
Nishikant's
last
film
as
an
actor
before
he
passed
away
due
to
cirrhosis
last
year.
"Even
though
it's
been
3
years
the
film
feels
more
relevant
today
with
the
way
the
world
has
changed
and
the
happenings
around
us.
This
film
for
me
has
so
much
heart
and
it
meant
so
much
to
@motwayne
and
it
shows
.
I
am
so
lucky
Vikram
gave
me
a
chance
with
this
film
and
#akvsak
and
for
that
I
will
be
forever
grateful
to
him.
I
hope
one
day
just
like
the
fans
of
the
film
that
the
masked
crusader
will
return
to
save
Bombay.
We
tragically
lost
Nishikant
Kamat
sir
recently
which
hurt
a
lot
and
was
hard
to
take
may
his
soul
rest
in
piece
and
I
hope
he
is
watching
over
us
he
was
a
kind
and
gentle
man
so
encouraging
and
lovely," Harsh
Varrdhan
wrote
in
his
post.
Harsh
was
quoted
as
saying,
"I
am
not
a
very
big
fan
of
superhero
films,
which
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
I
chose
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
because
its
so
different
from
any
superhero
film.
I
really
loved
the
realism.
I
am
more
attracted
to
human
dramas
and
stories
about
real-life
people,
and
if
I
ever
wanted
to
do
a
superhero
film,
I
will
be
happy
to
be
part
of
its
(Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero)
sequel
if
it
happens.
I
just
want
to
keep
myself
free
for
that
and
have
my
loyalties
to
the
character."
Bhavesh
Joshi
Superhero
revolves
around
an
idealistic
young
man
who
decides
to
become
a
masked
fighter
for
justice
after
his
best
friend
gets
killed
for
uncovering
political
corruption.