In Pictures: K-pop star Jackson Wang explores India with Bollywood stars Hrithik Roshan and Disha Patani

A day after enthralling the audience with his performance at the Lollapalooza music festival in Mumbai, K-pop star Jackson Wang - a member of the South Korean boy band Got7 - met Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan at his residence. Hrithik's mother Pinkie Roshan took to Instagram and shared pictures from Roshans meeting with Wang. In one of the images, Hrithik, his mother Pinkie and his father Rakesh Roshan are seen posing with Wang. It looks like Pinkie Roshan and gang are having the time of their lives.

"An unforgettable evening with @jacksonwang852g7 What an amazing young talented cultured rooted young boy!!!!! The warmth , the love, the respect, humility , rooted , grounded very rare to find such qualities all in one person!!!! The connect was instant ...there was Magic all around...God bless you Jackson...we welcome you into our family... more so he was so happy to pose with our house help.. ALL HEART... that's what @jacksonwang852g7 is ALL About," Pinkie captioned the post. In another image, we can see Wang giving a tight hug to Pinkie. Wang, too, shared pictures chronicling his evening with his Bollywood mates.

Apart from Hrithik, Wang also met Disha Patani. Patani is known to be an ardent K-pop fan and follower. The actress is known to love Korean songs, anime and films. The actress explored the streets of Mumbai with Wang on an open bus.

In viral pics and clips, the two were seen roaming around the streets of Mumbai and making the most of their time. Disha gave Wang a tour of Mumbai in a vintage carriage. Patani is no stranger to collaborating with international stars, She has earlier worked with Jackie Chan in 'Kung Fu Yoga'. On the work front, Disha will be next seen in Karan Johar's 'Yodha' with Sidharth Malhotra and in 'Project K' alongside Amitabh Bachchan, Prabhas and Deepika Padukone.

Other than Wang, artists like AP Dhillon, Imagine Dragons, Prateek Kuhad, Divine, Japanese Breakfast, Madeon, Alec Benjamin among others performed at Lollapalooza. Wang delivered a power-packed performance on the second day of the music festival.

Wang rose to worldwide fame with K-pop boy band Got7. Wang released a series of singles and started his own label, Team Wang, in 2017. But music came later for the star.

As the son of a gold medalist in competitive fencing, Wang started training at the young age of 10, becoming an Olympic-level fencer at 16. In 2011, Stanford University offered Wang a sorts scholarship on the basis of his prowess in the sport but Wang turned the opportunity down to pursue his passion for music.