Amul’s Krrish cartoon with Kangana left Hrithik Roshan in tears!

The controversies around Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut do not seem to stop sometime soon. Their legal battle is out in the open and the internet has not been nice to them. While there are supporters, there are haters and at the end of the day, both are humans with tons of feelings, they definitely are getting affected with all the noise. Bollywood has also been divided into groups and are taking sides.

While Kangana has always been vocal about the issues, Hrithik recently chose to speak up. The brand Amul that is known to make relevant posters and hoardings has created their latest ad on the 'Hrithik and Kangana battle'. This seems to have deeply affected Hrithik and apparently left him teary-eyed. In a media statement, he revealed the update.

Hrithik said in a statement, “The only time I actually had tears in my eyes was when I saw this huge Amul hoarding with my brand Krrish, which is something that is built by me, it is like my baby. And that brand was completely demolished on that visual. And it said something like Krrish being run out, being caught stealing some cheese or something. That was probably the only day when I felt that this is not right.”

The actor added, “I date it back to my first film Kaho Na Pyar Hai when the same Amul hoarding had me up and called me a phenomenon. And I just watched the entire journey and I said, “you know, I have to find a way to detach from the hoarding that said I was a phenomenon and I have to find a way to detach from the Amul hoarding that is making me look like this disgusting creep.” I really need to find what I think of myself as my identity and I need to work on that and I need to make it so strong that I can be bullet-proof against any perceptions from the outside world.”

“That is a failing from all of us. We build our identity with what others say about us. That is how we have been brought up. Your parent tells you, you are strong, you are strong. This was a fantastic lesson for me. Hard one, but to be walking into a party all by myself and still be able to contribute to people, make people laugh, spread positivity while they are looking at the hoardings and judging me,” He said.