New Trend: Hrithik Roshan has his own "towel series", calls Ranveer Singh an idea

New Trend: Hrithik Roshan has his own "towel series", calls Ranveer Singh an idea 

Hrithik Roshan took to his social media pages and shared a photograph donning a red T-Shirt and a white towel. He credited Ranveer Singh for 'fashion inspiration'.

Hrithik Roshan has his own 'towel series', calls Ranveer Singh an idea

Many consider Ranveer Singh as a fashion inspiration. The talented actor likes to experiment with fashion and his every outing shows that. Now Hrithik Roshan has also got inspired by Ranveer and his latest post proves that. Hrithik took to his social media pages and shared a series of photos. within the post, the handsome hunk is seen donning a red T-Shirt teamed up with a white towel.

Hrithik teamed up his look with a black cap, black sunglasses and a black cross bag. The War actor is seen walking barefoot at a garden and donning a trendy pose while getting clicked. Hrithik captioned his tweet stating, "Pic courtesy: @im_sentinel Fashion inspiration courtesy: i assume @RanveerOfficial"

Check it out below:

Pic courtesy : @im_sentinel
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Fashion inspiration courtesy : I guess @RanveerOfficial pic.twitter.com/K7QNRho13J

— Hrithik Roshan (@iHrithik) March 2, 2020

Earlier Deepika Padukone had revealed how Ranveer and she or he sat and watched War together and praised Hrithik constantly. She had told Mumbai Mirror, "It's amazing how my husband and that i can sit together and appreciate a man ."

Meanwhile, on the work front, Hrithik had two releases in 2019 including Super 30 and War. The actor is yet to announce his upcoming project, but it had been reported that he are going to be starring within the remake of Satte Pe Satta.

On the opposite hand, Ranveer is ready to possess a special appearance in Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif starrer Sooryavanshi directed by Rohit Shetty. within the film, he are going to be reprising the role of Simmba. Moreover, he are going to be seen playing the role of Kapil Dev in Kabir Khan's '83.





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