#HRITHIKxHOMBALE: Hrithik Roshan, Karnataka's Hombale Films unite for high-octane pan-India project
They call him the Greek God. He's ruled hearts, shattered limits and we see the phenomenon he truly is!
We are proud to welcome @iHrithik to the @hombalefilms family for a collaboration, years in the making. A tale of grit, grandeur and glory is set to unfold, where intensity… pic.twitter.com/ZU2FHKjKdm
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