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Looking To Get Back To My Happiest Days: Hrithik Roshan

IANS, 07 Feb, 2017 12:50 PM
  • Looking To Get Back To My Happiest Days: Hrithik Roshan
Hrithik Roshan says he is looking back to get back to his "happiest days" -- those when he was concentrating on the creative process of filmmaking.
 
The "Kaabil" actor, who is celebrating the positive response to his latest release, said here: "As an artiste, we should concentrate on the creative process of filmmaking. So, when I was in the creative genre, those were my happiest days. Currently, I am looking to get back in my happiest days."
 
"I was confident that 'Kaabil' is a good film and would get a good response. But the way people have showered love for the film, is unexpected and overwhelming. This is a big success for the entire team."
 
Hrithik spoke on the sidelines of the 3rd Bright Awards 2017 here on Monday.
 
What's the best compliment he has received for "Kaabil"?
 
"From my children. They said 'Kaabil' is the best Hindi film ever made," said the father of two sons.

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