Hrithik in ZNMD. Your Thoughts - Page 4

Hrithik was soo good and looked damn hot... 

Well i actually loved his char.he was like Edited by JustMySelf - 5 years ago

Farhan had the best role out of the three, Abhay was the most likeable character but Hrithik acted his part best. His character required that awkwardness, arrogance, and superficiality, making his transition to the carefree, loosened up post-dubki and post-Laila guy he became at the end beautiful, and I think he did it very well. I just love the movie, even Katrina was good in it. And of course Kalki was excellent.

bold:Not at all.I watched the film and the topic was my thoughts on Hrithik who stuck out like a sore thumb.His didn't quite fit in the role.

Edited by BlackPanther7 - 5 years ago

Edited by BlackPanther7 - 5 years ago

pot calling kettle black, there cannot be a better example than this.Your comments and a separate topic on me implies how much you are obsessed with me.

I think it is one of those films everyone fit their role perfectly, even Katrina.

I don't get all the dislike even for Hrithiks character (let alone Hrithik). His character lost his father young, found himself in debt with a mother to take care of and so had this deep illusion a lot of money would fix everything. Then he was betrayed by his best friend and girlfriend, bottled up that added hurt and tried to cover up all his emotional vulnerabilities which actually just left him disconnected and unfulfilled. Through the film he undergoes a believable transformation dropping all those shields until he's able to connect with a girl and reconnect with his friends and re-examine long held childish beliefs like money makes you happy and more money will make you even more happy. That is more the power of Zoya and Reemas storytelling than anything because unlike so many BW movies all the characters were layered and had believable motivations and back stories. It takes an actor like Hrithik though to keep the audience long enough to understand (well I thought we understood) why he seems so superficial, condescending, and rigid in the beginning.