Hrithik Roshan had suffered an injury on the sets of Mohenjo Daro
Mumbai:
Actor Hrithik Roshan, who suffered an injury while shooting for Mohenjo Daro, says he is fine now.
Hrithik, 42, had injured his foot whilefilming an action sequence for the Ashutosh Gowariker-directed period drama.
"I am fine now. It happens, so it is ok," he toldreporters at the special screening of Neerja.
He also heaped praise on the film and said, "The film is outstanding. I am so proud of thisfilm. Sonam is incredible in the film. I have so manyquestions for the cast and crew how they made the film. It is a brilliant movie."
I don't remember the last time I cried so much. It isan emotional film. It hits you. Ram Madhvani has done afantastic job. One should salute Shabana Azmi," he added.
The movie revolves around flight attendant Neerja Bhanot,who was shot dead by terrorists while trying to save thelives of passengers on a hijacked flight in 1986.
Talking about his fears in real life, Hrithik said, "Iam overwhelmed about the film. I can't talk about fears. It is a fantastic film."
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Hrithik, 42, had injured his foot whilefilming an action sequence for the Ashutosh Gowariker-directed period drama.
"I am fine now. It happens, so it is ok," he toldreporters at the special screening of Neerja.
He also heaped praise on the film and said, "The film is outstanding. I am so proud of thisfilm. Sonam is incredible in the film. I have so manyquestions for the cast and crew how they made the film. It is a brilliant movie."
I don't remember the last time I cried so much. It isan emotional film. It hits you. Ram Madhvani has done afantastic job. One should salute Shabana Azmi," he added.
The movie revolves around flight attendant Neerja Bhanot,who was shot dead by terrorists while trying to save thelives of passengers on a hijacked flight in 1986.
Talking about his fears in real life, Hrithik said, "Iam overwhelmed about the film. I can't talk about fears. It is a fantastic film."
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)