THIS photo of Shraddha Kapoor and Hrithik Roshan posing with Morgan Freeman, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Hans Zimmer is simply unmissable! |

Hrithik Roshan celebrated 25 years in Bollywood at the Joy Awards in Riyadh, while Shraddha Kapoor presented. A viral group photo captured them with Hollywood stars including Morgan Freeman and Amanda Seyfried. Hrithik, in a red suit, expressed gratitude for the honor and reflected positively on his acting journey and future potential.

Hrithik Roshan and Shraddha Kapoor attended the Joy Awards in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Hrithik was honoured for 25 years in Bollywood, while Shraddha served as a presenter. A viral group photo from the event features them alongside Hollywood icons Morgan Freeman, Amanda Seyfried, Hans Zimmer, and Matthew McConaughey.
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The Joy Awards’ official Instagram shared a group photo showing Shraddha Kapoor sitting beside Amanda Seyfried. Shraddha looked stunning in a black abaya-inspired corset gown by Torani. The photo also shows Hrithik Roshan, Morgan Freeman behind Matthew McConaughey, and stars like Anthony Hopkins, Hans Zimmer, Christina Aguilera, and more. It’s gone viral online!

Fans were thrilled to see Hrithik Roshan and Shraddha Kapoor posing alongside Hollywood legends. While one user wrote, ‘I see shraddha kapoor the Queen of Bollywood’, another one added, ‘I can see 2 Indian beauties here’.
Hrithik looked sharp in a red formal suit paired with a black shirt for the occasion. While accepting the award, the ‘Fighter’ actor expressed his gratitude and humility, acknowledging the honor of being recognized alongside such legendary figures. He shared how surreal it felt to receive the award in their presence.

Roshan also reflected on his 25-year journey in the industry, admitting that it took him this long to truly understand acting. He expressed that he feels ready to embrace his full potential as an actor now and views the award as a symbol of hope for the future. He expressed gratitude and optimism for the next 25 years, hoping to return as a more deserving figure.