Vicky Kaushal Shares Childhood Pic With Hrithik Roshan, Reveals Why 'Ek Pal Ka Jeena' Dance Was Special
Hrithik Roshan became an overnight star with his debut movie?Kaho Naa.. Pyaar Hai. Do you know the film was rejected by Shah Rukh Khan??Hrithik's impeccable dance skill was cherry on the top of the film. The hook step of Ek Pal Ka Jeena is still popular. When the actor recreated the hook step with Vicky Kaushal at a recently held IIFA, the audiences went bonkers.?
Now, the Zara Hatke Zara Bachke actor has revealed why the moment was special for him.
Vicky Kaushal shared his childhood photo with Hrithik Roshan
In the photo, Vicky and his brother Sunny Kaushal are posing with the?Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara actor.?
You can watch Hrithik Roshan and Vicky Kaushal's performance on Ek Pal Ka Jeena here.
Earlier, Vicky Kaushal's father Sham Kaushal had shared a photo of his sons with Shah Rukh Khan from the sets of Asoka.
Did you know?SRK's Sweet gesture once made Vicky Kaushal's father Sham Kaushal so emotional that he almost cried??Here are the details.
For the unversed, Sham Kaushal is a popular stunt director in Bollywood.?As a stunt director, he has worked on various projects including some iconic movies like?Dangal,?Bajirao Mastani,?Padmaavat?and?Krrish 3?among others. While his father had worked in the industry,?Vicky Kaushal?still didn't get a big break. He assisted Anurag Kashyap on Gangs Of Wasseypur. His debut film was the independent drama Masaan (2015).?
Did you know Sham Kaushal wasn't ambitious to join movies?Born in Mirzapur, Punjab, Sham Kaushal was working as a sales representative when he met a stunt director who worked in big Bollywood movie. That's what paved his way into the industry. For seven years, he worked as stunt director before he landed the job of an action director in 1990. The journey continues with all the big directors in the industry swear by his professionalism.?
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