Hrithik Roshan Drops a Comment on Anil Kapoor’s Latest Post Featuring Bobby Deol

Anil Kapoor’s latest Instagram post featuring his co-star Bobby Deol from the movie “Animal” has caught the attention of the internet. The actors shared shirtless photos of themselves with the caption, “Animal ka baap and Animal ka enemy posing” (Animal’s father and Animal’s enemy posing). Hrithik Roshan, who also stars with Kapoor in the film “Fighter,” left fire emojis in the comments section, while Bobby Deol dropped heart emojis. Anil Kapoor’s son-in-law Karan Boolani wrote, “Beast mode.” Saqib Saleem added flame emojis. Fans praised Kapoor for being an inspiration, with one Instagram user commenting, “Anil Kapoor always so inspirational.” Another fan jokingly asked, “Where’s Animal?” referring to their co-star Ranbir Kapoor.

Meanwhile, Anil Kapoor shared moments from the “Animal” promotions in Hyderabad, expressing his gratitude for the overwhelming support. He thanked the people of Hyderabad and gave a special shoutout to actor Mahesh Babu for attending the event and lighting up the arena with his star power. Kapoor also expressed his gratitude to the late director Bapu for introducing him to the world of Telugu cinema and directing him in his first Telugu film. He expressed his hope for a stronger bond with Hyderabad through his upcoming film “Animal.”

Bobby Deol, known for his debut film “Barsaat” in 1995, has been a part of several successful Bollywood movies such as “Soldier,” “Gupt,” “Race 3,” “Jhoom Barabar Jhoom,” and “Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Saathiyo.” He is currently working on “Animal” alongside Ranbir Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, and Rashmika Mandanna. Deol will also feature in the sequel to the 2007 film “Apne” with his father Dharmendra and brother Sunny Deol. The film will also mark the debut of Sunny’s son, Karan Deol. Additionally, Deol revealed during Karan Johar’s chat show “Koffee With Karan 8” that he will be starring in Aryan Khan’s directorial debut.

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