"I feel as light and as fast as our last transformation. I thought I was dying when I was doing 'War'. I wasn't prepared for the film and I was up against a really big challenge
(Pic courtesy: Hrithik Roshan/ Instagram)
Superstar Hrithik Roshan has revealed that he was close to falling into "depression" after working hard on his physique for his 2019 action-thriller "War". The 48-year-old actor, known for his fit physique, said during the making of the Siddharth Aanand-directed film he thought he went into "adrenaline fatigue".
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"I feel as light and as fast as our last transformation. I thought I was dying when I was doing 'War'. I wasn't prepared for the film and I was up against a really big challenge. "I was trying to achieve perfection for which I wasn't ready. After the film, I went into adrenaline fatigue," Roshan said in a podcast interview with fitness trainer Kris Gethin. The actor also shared that he couldn't train for three-four months after completing the movie.
"I wasn't feeling good. I was almost on the verge of depression. So I was completely lost and that's when I knew that I need to make a change in my life," he added. During the interaction, Gethin recalled training Hrithik in 2013, and said that the actor "didn't take a day off in seven months". "War", also featuring Tiger Shroff and Vaani Kapoor, released in October 2019.
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