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Hrithik Roshan Reacts to the 'Sorry Hrithik' Trend: “I'll Wait, for when the Context to It Is the Right One, and Motivated by Facts”

  • Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan responded to an Instagram post by writer Freddy Birdy claiming "the world owes an apology to Hrithik Roshan" amid Kangana Ranaut's recent political controversy.
  • Their public feud spans close to a decade, tracing back to 2016 when Kangana called Hrithik her "silly ex," a claim he has repeatedly denied.
  • Renewed attention followed Kangana's exchange with Cockroach Janta Party spokesperson Saurav Das, who joked about his age after Kangana questioned his claims of being a student.
  • Replying to the post, Hrithik urged followers to base opinions on facts rather than switching sides as public sentiment shifted, writing, "I'll wait for when the context is the right one."
  • A Reddit screenshot alleging Hrithik liked a meme mocking Kangana circulated online, though the original Instagram post was deleted and remains unauthenticated.
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Actor Hrithik Roshan commented on Freddie Birdie's Instagram post, writing, "We should apologize to Hrithik," and instead of getting carried away by the trend, he emphasized the importance of speaking based on facts rather than trends.

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Bollywood Hungama broke the news in India on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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