Actor Hrithik Roshan Instagram Photos and Posts – August 2016

Thank you for the love Ahmedabad! #MohenjoDaro

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - When you have no answer to their non-stop questions but still want to look cool. #dadhacks #trustmeitworks #notallhugsarethesame

When you have no answer to their non-stop questions but still want to look cool. #dadhacks #trustmeitworks #notallhugsarethesame

Eid Mubarak beautiful people. May Allah bless us all with the strength to smile against all adversities.

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - See that's the best thing about shirts - when they billow out behind you it makes you feel like you're wearing a cape. That's something you just don't get from a leather trench coat. #ofcourseIlikecapes #itfeelscoolerthanitlooks

See that’s the best thing about shirts – when they billow out behind you it makes you feel like you’re wearing a cape. That’s something you just don’t get from a leather trench coat. #ofcourseIlikecapes #itfeelscoolerthanitlooks

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - Apparently I'm not allowed to move until he's had his fill of cuddles. #theZanechronicles #additiontothefamily #arentdogsthebest

Apparently I’m not allowed to move until he’s had his fill of cuddles. #theZanechronicles #additiontothefamily #arentdogsthebest

What a proud moment. Sang the National Anthem at the #prokabaddifinal

When friends feel like family. Amazing people+amazing food =amazing day! #memories #automaticfun

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - Well they're still at the stage where they want to emulate everything I do. Better enjoy it. #athleticmornings #notimelikethepresent

Well they’re still at the stage where they want to emulate everything I do. Better enjoy it. #athleticmornings #notimelikethepresent

A movie that liberated my soul to accept ourselves and celebrate our handicaps.#13yearsofkoimilgaya

Even in his anger there was compassion. Hurt and betrayed by the ones he loved most, he stood strong. #MohenjoDaro

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - #Repost @sid_kannan with @repostapp ・・・ My darling big brother Hrithik Roshan did wonders on my tv show 'Star Special' on 'MTunes HD' (India's only Hi Definition Music channel)! He spoke about his kids,his parents,did a Tamil Dialogue of Rajnikant,did a dance step & lots more! #HrithikRoshan #SiddharthKannan #bollywood #Superstar #mohenjodaro #Chat #interview #Instadaily #instapic #instagram #exclusive #breakingnews #Viral #Trend #Trending #fun #picoftheday #Emcee #Host #celebrity

#Repost @sid_kannan with @repostapp ・・・ My darling big brother Hrithik Roshan did wonders on my tv show ‘Star Special’ on ‘MTunes HD’ (India’s only Hi Definition Music channel)! He spoke about his kids,his parents,did a Tamil Dialogue of Rajnikant,did a dance step & lots more! #HrithikRoshan #SiddharthKannan #bollywood #Superstar #mohenjodaro #Chat #interview #Instadaily #instapic #instagram #exclusive #breakingnews #Viral #Trend #Trending #fun #picoftheday #Emcee #Host #celebrity

New band – 2 boys and a man. #alwayswantedtoposethisway #streetphotos

They assumed he was naive cause he was simple and honest. Until he redefined love and honor in his fight for #MohenjoDaro

Errrr…. He has a point. #toomanyanimalfights #howdidthathappen #tomorrowat9onSony

A little warning would have been nice Pooja! #onthewaytoHyderabad #proKabbadifinals #awkwardintros

There’s only one rule to learning – start early and never stop. #venetianmaskmaking #yesIknowtheydiditbetter

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - This brought about an instant, involuntary smile. Oberoi Mumbai, always going the extra mile. Thank you guys!! #thatswhatyoucallhospitality #thankyou Oberoi Nariman Point

This brought about an instant, involuntary smile. Oberoi Mumbai, always going the extra mile. Thank you guys!! #thatswhatyoucallhospitality #thankyou Oberoi Nariman Point

Hrithik Roshan Instagram - #Repost @officialhumansofbombay with @repostapp ・・・ “My parents were soulmates. They first met when my father worked at a grocery store and my mom and her friend went there to buy something. He wrote her a love letter and the next time she went to his store, he gave it to her and she agreed to go out with him. Turns out, they used to even live opposite each other, and if they had plans to meet, my dad would whistle below her building. They would communicate with each other through their windows and when dad used to go to work, my mom would run to the PCO during his lunch break to call him. They had an intercaste marriage, fighting all odds and in every sense they complimented each other. When dad lost his job at one point, mom supported us and dad took care of me… they were always balancing each other out. Dad had been a smoker for 30 years, he tried to quit many times but whenever he did it made his health worse. When he passed away, I was numb…I couldn’t even cry because it was so hard to believe that he wasn’t with us anymore, but I had to be strong for my mom. It was like a part of her had passed with him and to live without him initially was terribly hard for her. She would send him text messages for days after he was gone, she would talk about him continually and I don’t think there’s a day in the past 5 years that she didn’t speak about him. Eventually, she became stronger and the two of us would spend all our free time together. She worked hard and gave me everything…I don’t think I could have asked for a better mother. Through this time, I was going through a bad phase at school. My only friends were a group of boys, because they didn’t gossip, and the other girls at school called me a ‘slut’ without even knowing me. I have never hurled those profanities at anyone because I know best that you never know what others are going through." (1/2)

#Repost @officialhumansofbombay with @repostapp ・・・ “My parents were soulmates. They first met when my father worked at a grocery store and my mom and her friend went there to buy something. He wrote her a love letter and the next time she went to his store, he gave it to her and she agreed to go out with him. Turns out, they used to even live opposite each other, and if they had plans to meet, my dad would whistle below her building. They would communicate with each other through their windows and when dad used to go to work, my mom would run to the PCO during his lunch break to call him. They had an intercaste marriage, fighting all odds and in every sense they complimented each other. When dad lost his job at one point, mom supported us and dad took care of me… they were always balancing each other out. Dad had been a smoker for 30 years, he tried to quit many times but whenever he did it made his health worse. When he passed away, I was numb…I couldn’t even cry because it was so hard to believe that he wasn’t with us anymore, but I had to be strong for my mom. It was like a part of her had passed with him and to live without him initially was terribly hard for her. She would send him text messages for days after he was gone, she would talk about him continually and I don’t think there’s a day in the past 5 years that she didn’t speak about him. Eventually, she became stronger and the two of us would spend all our free time together. She worked hard and gave me everything…I don’t think I could have asked for a better mother. Through this time, I was going through a bad phase at school. My only friends were a group of boys, because they didn’t gossip, and the other girls at school called me a ‘slut’ without even knowing me. I have never hurled those profanities at anyone because I know best that you never know what others are going through.” (1/2)