In an interactive session with students of Global Indian International School (GIIS) in Singapore on Saturday, Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan said he likes challenges of all kinds as he believes overcoming difficulties helps with growth.
A student named Khushi Verma of sixth grade asked the actor whether he enjoyed acting or dancing more.
He replied: “I like it when it gets difficult, whether in acting or dancing. Whenever something gets difficult, I know this is my axis point to growth. The modular I live by is that the finest steel must go through the hottest fire.”
Roshan and his filmmaker father Rakesh Roshan were at the school for the GIIS Leadership Lecture Series. As a role model and achiever in performing arts, Roshan has influenced many young minds and the students were enthralled by his presence and success stories.
At the school there was an opportunity for GIIS students from campuses in India, Malaysia and Japan to interact with Roshan through a video conference.
He introduced his forthcoming movie to the students Krrish 3, and said there was a superhero like his character Krrish in every one of them.
Headquartered in Singapore, the GIIS network of schools is run by the Global Schools Foundation (GSF) and has campuses in seven Asian countries.
