IIFA Awards 2023: Hrithik Roshan gives a heartfelt speech after he receives Best Actor award for Vikram Vedha 2023 : Bollywood News

In his latest venture Vikram Vedha, Hrithik Roshan fans loved his portrayal of Vedha, a ruthless, terrifyingly mad, yet charming, and delectably mischievous gangster. The actor, who recently attended the IIFA (International Indian Film Academy) Awards in Yas Island Dubai, walked away with the prestigious trophy of Best Actor for his performance in the Hindi remake. Followed by the same, the actor gave a heartfelt acceptance stage on the IIFA stage.

IIFA Awards 2023: Hrithik Roshan gives a heartfelt speech after he receives Best Actor award for Vikram Vedha

While receiving the award, he shared, "Vedha helped unleash a certain madness inside me which I didn’t know existed. So, thank you to the universe & thank you to Vedha for helping me discover that madness & the strength to hold that madness.” The actor received the award from Anil Kapoor, who also received the IIFA Award for Best Supporting Character in Jugjugg Jeeyo. The two will also be seen together on the big screen in the upcoming film Fighter, co-starring Deepika Padukone.

HRITHIK ROSHAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE#VIKRAMVEDHA ????????????????????????#IIFA2023 @iHrithik pic.twitter.com/8nOAyAhLVu
— NJ (@Nilzrav) May 27, 2023

Coming to Vikram Vedha, We hear that Hrithik Roshan wanted to become ‘Vedha’ by completely absorbing every element of the character and his nuances. In order to embody the gangster, Hrithik let go of all inhibitions and was even willing to be eccentric and wacky to essay the character. Hrithik also underwent a lot of preps, from voice training and speaking gibberish to dialogue rehearsals, dancing to 80s music, emoting to nature, and recording himself to perfect his mannerisms and dialect, etc.

Vikram Vedha was directed by Pushkar Gayathri. The film is a remake of the 2017 Tamil film by the same. While Hrithik was Vedha, Saif Ali Khan played Vikram. The characters were essayed by Vijay Sethupathi and R Madhavan in the South version. The film released in Hindi on September 29.

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