Popular Opinion: Who Cares About "Real Or Fake" As Long As You Smile Like Hrithik Roshan
NDTV
We sort of agree with the Internet
A thought that caught Hrithik Roshan's attention on a Friday afternoon was an age old dilemma. The actor, who has actively been sharing posts from different facets of his life on social media, added another one to his collection. The picture is a selfie of the actor, in which he can be seen smiling. Real or fake grin, we can't say. The actor's caption too was a reflection of his thoughts. "Real or fake?" he asked. He added, "They say acting is all about being honest. If you can fake that, you've got it made." In the comments section of the post, Hrithik's friend and Dhoom 2 co-star Abhishek Bachchan dropped a raising hands emoji (used to showcase excitement). The official Instagram account of streaming platform Disney+Hotstar VIP commented: "What's real is how much that smile has made our day." A fan of the actor added, "Your smile is adorable. It has to be real cause it's so genuine." Another comment on the post read: "Totally real." Take a look at Hrithik Roshan's post here:
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