At the Joy Awards in Riyadh, Hrithik Roshan was "honoured" to appear in a video alongside Morgan Freeman and Matthew McConaughey. Observe

At the Joy Awards in Riyadh, Hrithik Roshan received recognition. Other than Shraddha Kapoor, he was the only Indian celebrity in attendance.

When Hrithik Roshan received recognition at the Joy Awards in Riyadh last week, he made India proud. Other than fellow actor Shraddha Kapoor, Hrithik was the only Indian to represent India at the international event.

Hrithik shares his "pleasure."
On Wednesday, Hrithik posted a reel from the event to his Instagram account. "What a joy it was to be at the @joyawards 2025 in the presence of some of the best talents from across the globe!" he captioned the photo. I appreciate being a part of this festival of global entertainment and film, @turkialalshik.

Popular celebrity Matthew McCounaughey and seasoned Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman can be seen in the video accepting the awards they received at the ceremony. As he remarks, "This is absolutely overwhelming," Hrithik, who is dressed in a red suit and black shirt, likewise admires his award. Riyadh and all of my fans here deserve my gratitude. Many thanks to Joy Awards. For me, it's a really humble moment.

In the comment section, the internet likewise lavished Hrithik with adulation. "East or West Hrithik is best," a fan commented, using the fire and red heart emojis. "Woah (fire emojis), you need to go global now with #War2 and #Krrish4," said another commenter.A third remark read, "A true icon making waves worldwide (fire emoji)," and a fourth said, "We need Hrithik in Hollywood."

Regarding work, Hrithik
Hrithik recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of his acting debut in the romance comedy Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, starring Father Rakesh Roshan. On January 9, the movie was re-released in honor of his 51st birthday. Additionally, Hrithik was recently featured in the Netflix India documentary series The Roshans, which chronicles the history and contributions to Hindi cinema of his ancestors, including himself, filmmaker-father Rakesh Roshan, composer-uncle Rajesh Roshan, and grandfather and late music composer Roshan.

He will next be seen on the big screen in the superhero film Krrish 4, where he will play his cherished character again, and Ayan Mukerji's spy thriller War 2.