Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut's public spat is turning out to be the ugliest Bollywood battle ever. Till now it was only Kangana Ranaut who gave out scandalous inteviews to news channels. But now Hrithik Roshan is also ready to address the matter on a public platform.
Yesterday, the actor broke his silence and posted a lengthy statement on his official Facebook account. From the photoshopped image of him with Kangana that had been doing the rounds to the over 3000 one sided mails from the actress, Hrithik has finally opened up on everything one by one. And if that wasn't enough, the actor gave an interview to an English news channel saying, "It's been four years and he had enough."
Visibly looking uncomfortable while giving this interview, Hrithik Roshan repeated his words from the Facebook post and once again said, "I am not a confrontational person. I have never had a single fight in my life. Neither with a man nor with a girl. Even in my divorce, there was no fight."
But the actor doesn't want to be treated like the victim here! He said, "I am not a victim. I don't think anything that canl happen in my life will make me feel like that about myself." Aware of the fact that each and every word of his will add fuel to the fire, Hrithik also added, " "I know whatever I say...can and will be be used against me. I have to be honest that I am very very uncomfortable right now."
Roshan added, "There is no grace in what I am doing right now. No grace in me me sitting here and testifying for my character, making myself sound right and true and good. And by implication making someone else sound wrong." Without taking any names, Hrithik Roshan even lashed out Kangana's sister Rangoli Chandel who not just targetted Hrithik but also his ex-wife by tweeting that 'What if ur ex wife was there, I don't knw bt we all read rumours about hr affair with your friend." Hrithik replied to that saying, "If I am walking down the street and a person abuses me on the road,the dignified stronger thing to do would be I keep walking. It doesn't affect my life. But if that person starts hurtling stones into my home and starts affecting the well-being of me and my family, then silence is no longer strength. Silence then becomes weakness. It's been four years I think I have had enough."
