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'Fighter' BTS Video: Hrithik Roshan's Impressive Transformation Into Squadron Leader Shamsher Pathania Is Awe-Inspiring

The BTS video of Hrithik Roshan's transformation into Squadron Leader Shamsher Pathania proves how effortlessly he slipped into his character in 'Fighter'.

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Bollywood's Greek God, Hrithik Roshan has turned 50 today, on January 10. The handsome hunk inspires everyone with his charm and fitness. Apart from working hard on his body, Hrithik is also dedicated to his work. He gives his 100 percent to get into the skin of any character he plays on screen. Currently, Hrithik is gearing up for the release of 'Fighter' where he is playing Squadron Leader Shamsher Pathania aka Patty. On his 50th birthday, team 'Fighter' wished him with a transformation video of the actor into an air warrior. 

The BTS video gives us a sneak peek into the actor's breathtaking journey and how he effortlessly slipped into his character is really awe-inspiring. In the video, we see Hrithik doing an intense workout regimen, which resulted in an impressive transformation. Also, he was seen practising some dance steps with the choreographer. 

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From the video, it is clear that no one could have pulled off Patty's character with such finesse and conviction as Hrithik. 

Sharing the video, the film's production house Viacom 18 wrote, ''He lights up the screen, everytime! The sky is not the limit for his style, charisma and dashing presence. Happy Birthday Patty, #HrithikRoshan 🙌🏻 ''

Directed by 'Pathaan' fame director Siddharth Anand, 'Fighter' is a blend of cinematic brilliance, patriotism, and adrenaline-pumping action. It is all set to set the screens on fire on January 25, ahead of Republic Day. 

'Fighter' also stars Deepika Padukone who is also playing an Air Force officer. It marks Deepika and Hrithik's first collaboration. It is one of the biggest aerial action spectacles and also stars Anil Kapoor, Karan Singh Grover and Akshay Oberoi in key roles. 

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