Hrithik Roshan is a name that needs no introduction. Called lovingly as a Greek God by the fans, the ‘Krrish’ actor has been at the top of his game for the past two decades. His handsome looks, fluid dances and impeccable acting skills made him one of the top stars in this country. The father of two has recently started a relationship with Saba Azad who happens to be a musician.
The couple has been spotted walking in together for parties and public events. They even turned up together for Karan Johar’s party but never made their relationship official. A latest update regarding this happening couple is trending on the internet. Apparently, they are all set to move in together. Apparently, Hrithik bought a posh and luxurious apartment in Bombay recently and it is worth nearly 100 crores.
Apparently, he bought two apartments which expands to three floors. This new home of Hrithik is at Juhu Versova link road and the sea view is the main reason for its huge cost. Hrithik and Saba will be starting their new life together as a live-in inside this apartment. On the work front, Hrithik was last seen in ‘Vikram Vedha’ which turned out to be an average venture despite the positive talk. Hrithik and Saif Ali Khan played the lead roles.
He is also doing a movie titled ‘Fighter’ under Siddharth Anand’s direction and ‘Krrish 4’ is on cards too.
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Vijay Deverakonda Backs Court Order on Chiranjeevi Film Reviews
Actor Vijay Deverakonda has reacted to the court order restricting reviews and ratings for Chiranjeevi’s upcoming film Mana Shankar Vara Prasad Garu on a leading ticketing platform. The film is one of the most anticipated releases of the year, and the order was issued ahead of its release to curb organised negative reviews and targeted rating campaigns.
Extending his support to the move, Vijay Deverakonda shared a detailed note on X, expressing mixed emotions over the development. He wrote that while he was happy the hard work, dreams, and investments of many people were being protected, it was also saddening to see such measures become necessary due to malicious activities within the industry.
“Happy and sad to see this — happy to know the hard work, dreams, and money of many are protected in a way, and sad because of the reality of our own people causing these problems. What happened to live and let live, and growing together?” he tweeted.
Recalling his own experiences, Vijay said he first witnessed the politics of organised online attacks during the time of Dear Comrade. He noted that despite raising his voice on the issue over the years, his concerns were often dismissed with the argument that no one could stop a good film. However, he said producers and directors who collaborated with him eventually realised the scale of the problem.
In his continued message, Vijay revealed the emotional toll such attacks had taken on him. “I have stayed up many nights wondering what kind of people do this and how to deal with them — to protect my dreams and the dreams of many who will come like me and after me,” he wrote.
He concluded by welcoming the court’s recognition of the issue, stating that even films starring someone as influential as Megastar Chiranjeevi were not immune. While admitting the order may not completely eliminate the problem, Vijay expressed hope that it would at least remove one major concern for filmmakers.
