Hrithik Roshan's sons Hridaan and Hrehaan think ZNMD is his best film yet, here's how they rated Super 30, War and Kaabil

Hrithik Roshan sons Hridaan and Hrehaan and have been getting introduced to the actor’s films by him. The Krrish star says he recently went through all his films in Bollywood with his sons as the audience and according to them Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara was his best work yet.

Hrithik who has given a slew of blockbusters in Bollywood including his debut Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, Dhoom 2, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Agneepath, and more recently Super 30 and War got talking about Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara which has now completed 10 years since release. The star says he wanted feedback from his two sons on his work and got mixed responses from them on his filmography.

Talking about Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara which was coming of age friendship drama helmed by Zoya Akhtar, Hrithik told ETimes, “I recently watched the film again as I was going through all my films with my children as the audience, because I wanted their feedback. I also wanted them to be conversant with my work. They had some nice and some bad things to say about my movies. But when we watched Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (ZNMD), I genuinely saw them identifying with that film. It was very surprising because it isn’t a children’s film, but I think what again rings true with an adult also rings true with a teenager or a kid because as children, we are more attuned to what’s honest and what’s not. “

Talking about sons Hridaan and Hrehaan rating his films the actor added, “They reacted to ZNMD more than any other film of mine. They gave the film 11/10 because they rate all my films. The closest that came to that film was Super 30, which they gave 9/10. They also rated War 9/10 and Kaabil 8.5. I have been doing well with my recent films on their scoreboard (laughs!). For them ZNMD was above rating, they termed it as ‘the best’ yet.”

Hrithik is now lining up some more exciting projects for his fans including Krrish 4, Fighter and the Vikram Vedha remake. We hope that his kids approve of his movie choices too much like his past work.