The Indian superhero has certainly cast its magic. The Rs 30-cr Krissh has already made Rs 69 crore in just seven days, setting a new record at the box office.
While cash registers ring with the stupendous success story, the man of the moment is clearly producer-director Rakesh Roshan whose phone hasn’t stopped ringing since last week.
However, among all the noise of success, Rakesh does regret one thing that his son, actor Hrithik Roshan, is not here to bask in all the glory.
“I feel sorry for him. During the time of Koi Mil Gaya also he was in shooting in Ladakh for Lakshya and now he is in Namibia shooting for Dhoom2,” Rakesh says.
Krrish opened to almost 100 per cent openings across the country and is still going strong.
Though critics slammed the film, the box office collections show that Krrish emerged “critics-proof.�
Rakesh admits that he’s getting requests from all quarters to make a sequel of the film but he says he is in no hurry.
“They are all telling me that you must come up with one more sequel now because the superhero has come to stay. But it is very difficult to think about it now. It is too early, I will take a break and give it a thought and if some idea comes up or some emotional story comes up then only I will go ahead,” he says.
The Roshans may be cautious, but the super success of Krrish indicates that the Indian super hero is here to stay.
