Bollywood
superstar
Hrithik
Roshan
made
his
debut
in
the
film
industry
with
Kaho
Naa...Pyaar
Hai
in
2000.
Since
then
the
actor
has
played
diverse
characters
and
left
us
swooning
over
him.
Recently,
the
actor
made
a
virtual
appearance
at
a
masterclass
at
the
onging
International
Film
Festival
(IFFI)
in
Goa.
As
per
a
report
in
ETimes,
during
the
interaction,
the
War
actor
talked
about
how
the
web
space
has
brought
a
massive
change
in
the
entertainment
industry
and
said
that
it
is
breaking
the
'fixed
mould
of
a
superstar'
and
evolving
into
something
better.
Hrithik
said,
"I
am
delighted
about
the
fact
that
so
many
new
actors
have
come
in.
The
scope
has
gone
up,
and
the
talent
that
I
have
been
watching
on
screen
is
just
so
incredible!
It
makes
me
happy
as
I
feel
that
all
kinds
of
people
in
our
social
environment
need
to
be
represented
in
beautiful
ways
on
screen."
He
continued,
"With
that,
I
feel
that
the
mould
of
a
superstar,
which
had
been
created,
is
breaking.
There
was
this
fixed
mould
of
a
superstar
that
actors
had
to
fit
into.
And
it
was
very
disconnected
with
what
is
real.
This
mould,
I
feel,
is
evolving
into
something
better.
I
think
it
can
now
be
customised!
So,
for
all
those
who
want
to
make
it
now,
they
should
be
putting
in
a
lot
of
hard
work.
Actors
must
train
themselves
for
five-six
hours.
You
need
to
think
about
yourself
like
an
Olympic
athlete.
How
many
hours
a
day
does
an
athlete
train?
Are
you
doing
that
too?"
At
the
masterclass,
Hrithik
spoke
about
his
process
as
an
actor
and
said,
"The
first
thing
is
to
find
a
connection
with
the
character
in
the
script.
Once
you
have
laid
that
foundation
where
you
know
that
the
emotions
that
your
character
is
going
through
resonate
with
you,
then
half
the
job
is
done.
From
there
starts
the
whole
journey
of
seeking
and
searching.
You
are
constantly
searching
to
find
that
guy
(character)
within
you.
The
way
he
looks,
walks,
etc,
depends
on
how
close
that
character
is
to
you.
And
magic
happens
when
you
find
the
edge
(to
the
character)."
The
Agneepath
actor
also
revealed
that
he
takes
inspiration
from
his
own
life
to
add
to
a
scene
and
continued,
"I
am
an
actor
who
takes
inspiration
from
my
own
life.
I
am
usually
sifting
through
my
memories
and
experiences
and
trying
to
bring
out
something,
which
is
a
secret
in
my
head,
onto
the
camera."
He
also
admitted
that
there
are
times
when
he
finds
difficult
to
part
ways
from
the
characters
that
he
essays
on
screen
as
he
gets
emotionally
attached
to
them.
"I
felt
that
when
I
did
films
like
Koi...
Mil
Gaya
and
Kaabil.
It's
like
you
are
living
and
staying
with
certain
emotions.
They
can
fill
you
up
with
nice
feelings,
and
to
not
have
an
opportunity
to
stay
with
those
feelings,
is
kind
of
heartbreaking.
It
remains
with
you
in
the
most
beautiful
way.
All
the
characters
that
I
have
played
in
films
and
the
remnants
of
those
have
always
stayed
with
me.
And
I
have
also
used
them
in
the
other
films,
which
I
have
done.
Something
like
recycle
and
reuse," the
actor
went
on
to
say
in
the
interaction.
With
respect
to
work,
Hrithik
Roshan
will
next
be
seen
in
Siddharth
Anand's
Fighter
and
Vikram
Vedha
remake
alongside
Saif
Ali
Khan.