After seeing Saba in the songs of heaven, Hrithik remembers his struggles, emotional,
Hrithik Roshan was transferred to ‘Song of Paradise’ in the performance of girlfriend Saba Azad. In his heartiest note, the actor praised his performance and recalled his struggles.
Actor Hrithik Roshan wrote a praise post for girlfriend Saba Azad, praising his performance in the latest prime video film, ‘Song of Paradise’. Hrihtik shared a series of Saba’s stils with the film, calling it an ‘incredible actor’, who is actually entitled to all applause in his way. He also mentioned that he had seen his struggle and helplessness with the journey.
Hrithik Roshan was watching and touched by watching the film several months ago in his heartiest note. “Real Praise I am listening to all manufacturers, technicians and artists associated with songs of heaven, really losing heart.
“Tears that fill me with such deep love, especially for Zeba’s character. This film is getting applause today My infallible belief in the universe has been restored. You get what you deserve. And you @sabazad, for the incredible artist, which you are making, for the excellent art you make, deserve all the applause to your way (SIC), “he said.
In addition, the ‘Dhum 2’ actor recalled Saba’s struggles that he saw with the journey. “I have seen your struggle, helplessness, frustrations, the pain that suffers from so many amazing artists – to yearn the basic right to opportunity that the real talent is worthy of a business that demands ‘followers’ before ‘actor’. That is why I feel that today I think whatever you see, what you do and love you very much.
Hrithik’s mother, Pinky Roshan also reacted to her post in the comment section and wrote, “My son said well. Looked back twice, the entire cast n crere is worth a huge pat on his back. Just loved touching this simple film touching this simple film. To fulfill (SIC) in every way.”
Supported by Excel Entertainment in association with Apple Tree Pictures and Rainzu films, ‘Songs of Paradise’ offered an artist contingent including Sony Razdan, Zain Khan Durrani, Sheeba Chadhada, Tireuk Raina, Sheeshir Sharma, and Lilate Dubey. Built by Danish Renzu, the film Padma takes inspiration from Shri Awardee Raj Begum’s music, life and journey. It premiered on prime video on 29 August.