Mumbai: Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan has reportedly auditioned for the lead role in a Hollywood spy thriller.
According to a Mid-Day report, the actor has already sent his audition tape to the Hollywood filmmakers and is waiting for a reply.
“As is customary in Los Angeles, Hrithik’s team was given details of his role in the movie and the scenes that he had to tape. He sent his audition to the studio two weeks ago. The discussion is at a nascent stage. If all goes well, the actor will kick off the project after completing the shoot of Krrish 4,” the source told Mid-Day.
Earlier this year, Hrithik had signed up with US agency Gersh and his manager said that the actor was looking forward to working in international films.
“Hrithik has always been an envelope pusher. For the last 20 years, Hrithik has been helping to drive Indian cinema into new genres, new narrative concepts and ever-more sophisticated storytelling. He is excited about the fact that the market for global content, which features characters and stories from other parts of the world, couldn’t be stronger than it is today,” the actor’s manager Amrita Sen told Deadline.
“With Hrithik’s leadership, our goal is to continue to put India in a front and centre position on the path towards globalisation and diversity and help integrate creators into new markets that were previously not available to them. In partnership with Gersh, we will now be taking Hrithik’s ambitious vision around the world,” she added.
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