Virat Kohli Reveals Hrithik Roshan as His Childhood Idol in a Viral Video

Indian cricket sensation Virat Kohli, known as one of the country’s topmost players, recently surprised fans with a revelation about his childhood idol. In a viral video, Kohli confessed that Indian superstar Hrithik Roshan was his “most admirable person” during his formative years. The cricketer expressed his deep admiration for Roshan’s dance moves and acknowledged the craze surrounding the actor’s debut film, “Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai.”

Reflecting on his admiration for Hrithik Roshan, Kohli said, “Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai was a cult, I’d gone crazy, especially the dancing.” The film marked Roshan’s entry into the entertainment industry and catapulted him to overnight stardom. With his debut, Roshan not only became a superstar but also initiated a dance revolution in the country. “Hrithik Mania” swept across the nation as the actor’s popularity soared, breaking records and captivating audiences.

Virat Kohli hailed as one of the most desirable men in the world and among the richest sports celebrities, shares the same fascination with Hrithik Roshan’s irresistible charm and talent.

While Kohli recently concluded the latest season of the Indian Premier League and has been focused on the World Test Championship final in Australia, Hrithik Roshan is gearing up for his upcoming film, “Fighter.” Directed by Siddharth Anand, the film features Deepika Padukone and Anil Kapoor in leading roles and is set to become India’s first aerial action franchise. Production for the film commenced last year in November at the Assam Airbase.

As the viral video of Virat Kohli expressing his childhood admiration for Hrithik Roshan continues to captivate fans, both Kohli and Roshan continue to excel in their respective fields. While Kohli continues to make waves in the world of cricket, Roshan prepares for his next big-screen venture, promising audiences an exhilarating cinematic experience with “Fighter.”

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