Mohenjo Daro New Poster: Hrithik Roshan and Pooja Hegde starrer Mohenjo Daro’s new poster released today and it looks straight out of an intense action scene. Hrithik, in the poster of the upcoming film, is seen in a muscular avatar. With a Trishul in hand, Hrithik looks blood-thirsty.
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Hrithik Roshan’s “Mohenjo Daro” first poster was revealed on June 7 and it has been receiving overwhelming response from celebrities as well as fans. Fans and Bollywood stars have been taken to Twitter to praise Hrithik’s rugged look in the movie. Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, “Mohenjo Daro” is one of the most-awaited flicks of this year and the recently released poster has just doubled the excitement among fans.
Now, new poster released today and it looks straight out of an intense action scene. With a Trishul in hand, Hrithik looks blood-thirsty. It looks more like some sort of a competition than a war, considering there is crowd in the background overlooking them.
The “Mohenjo Daro” poster started trending on Twitter soon after its release as fans were extremely impressed by Hrithik’s look in the film. Hrithik is seen sporting a robust avatar in a battlefield in the poster.
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The film’s trailer might not have gone down well with the audience but the fact that Hrithik is coming back to the big screen after almost two years has kept us all excited. The film has already invited a lot of criticism for false depiction of history. While many are of the opinion that the film wouldn’t stand on Ashutosh Gowariker‘s previous films’ standards, Ashutosh have insisted the audience to not judge the film by it’s trailer.
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When asked how does he deal with criticism over the trailer – Ashutosh told a leading daily, “We are open to that. When Amitji (Amitabh Bachchan) was in good career phase a film named “Alaap” came and the poster had Amitji’s face that seemed poetic. I did not go for it as I was enjoying watching him in ‘Don’, ‘Trishul’. “We have our own image or response to a trailer. In a trailer you try to depict a story. There are certain elements that shock you but you have to be patient and form your opinion after seeing the film. I think ‘Alaap’ was a superb film and Amitji was great,” he added.