It's been a chaotic few weeks for Hrithik Roshan as he oversees post-production on Super 30, set to release this month, and completes the shoot for his untitled film with Yash Raj Studios, also featuring Tiger Shroff. He's also working out for three hours every day, but it isn't only to maintain those abs. At 45, he wants to "remain fit and fighting, to be pain-free and feel normal."

In an upcoming interview for GQ Magazine's July issue, Roshan discusses consciously choosing films that deeply move him, because then "the rest of the journey becomes easy. I'm not a very good actor, I'm not the fittest guy. I'm the opposite of these things, so movies for me, are difficult [to make]. It takes a lot out of me to do the simplest things that other actors do instinctively. That's why I need to find stories that fuel me to go through the entire process — to wake up at 6 o'clock, to take the aching back, knees, shoulders, the broken bones, and do what I do. Super 30 just hit it out of the park for me, especially the climax."