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Hrithik Roshan denies headlining Aanand L Rai’s next

Speculations have been rife lately that superstar Hrithik Roshan, who delivered two back-to-back blockbusters in 2019 – Super 30 and War – has given his nod to star in filmmaker Aanand L Rai’s next directorial offering after Zero (2019). Reportedly, the renowned filmmaker has already signed South superstar Dhanush and newcomer Sara Ali Khan for the untitled film.

However, it seems that Hrithik Roshan is not doing the project. When an entertainment portal asked the superstar about his association with the said movie, the superstar said that he is still looking at films he should do. “No. I don’t think you should go by news like that. Until I say what my next film is, I don’t think you should. Like I said, let me first look at which films I should do next. I will let you know,” said Roshan.

Looks like the Kaho Na Pyaar Hai (2001) actor has not signed any new film after the release of Yash Raj Films’ actioner War. Though his name has been linked with a couple of projects in the past few months, including a remake of the 1982 blockbuster Satte Pe Satta, the superstar keeps rubbishing all reports every now and then.

If things fall into place, Hrithik Roshan may take up Krrish 4 as his next project. But since the sci-fi film is still at the writing table, it may take some time in beginning production. His father, Rakesh Roshan, will return to helm the fourth instalment of the Krrish franchise.

Looks like fans have to wait a little longer to know which film Hrithik Roshan agrees to do next. Keep visiting this space for more updates.

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