‘Super 30’: Hrithik Roshan gets a heartfelt message from the stammering association

Hrithik Roshan used to stammer a lot in his growing up years. It has been his constant dedication towards excellence that has helped him overcome his stammering problem and then only did he decide to become an actor. However, even now, from time to time, the actor speaks up about the hardships of stammering. Now that he has tried a totally different accent for his upcoming film ‘Super 30’, he received a heartfelt message straight from the stammering association itself.

The a self-help organisation for Indians who stammer, tweeted in support of Hrithik and the trailer of ‘Super 30’ saying, “It was touching to know when @iHrithik candidly admitted that while speaking in real life he has to rehearse in the head. It takes guts for a superstar to showcase his vulnerabilities like this. This is perhaps the best trailer we have seen this year!”

Hrithik Roshan’s battle with stammering has been known and the actor has never shied away from talking about the challenges that made him a global superstar today. Having built a legacy for himself, he is known for doing challenging roles in his movies like ‘Guzaarish’, ‘Kaabil’ and ‘Koi Mil Gaya’ to name a few.

The two-and-a-half minute trailer of ‘Super 30’ gives a glimpse of mathematician Anand Kumar’s life journey from a tutor to becoming a guru of those from economically weaker sections of the society, all of whom are aspiring to enter the Indian Institutes of Technology.

The film has been delayed quite a number of times because of various reasons – one of the prime reasons being the #MeToo allegations against the director of the ship – Vikas Bahl. However, with everything sorted out, the film is finally going to hit theatres on July 12.

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Prateek Sur

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