Hrithik Roshan and John Abraham are not just acclaimed Bollywood stars but also former classmates from their school days.
Both Hrithik Roshan and John Abraham have made significant contributions to Indian cinema with their stellar performances and charming personas. Beyond their shared passion for entertaining audiences and maintaining their enviable physiques, they also have a common educational background. The duo attended the same school and were classmates during their formative years at Bombay Scottish School in Mumbai.
A nostalgic glimpse into their past was recently shared by a Twitter user (now X), revealing a candid moment from their school days. In the vintage photograph, Hrithik Roshan is spotted in the second row, donning a white shirt adorned with a tie, capturing a moment of innocence and camaraderie.
As for the Desi Boyz star, he can be seen smiling brightly, clad in a brown shirt, positioned in the corner of the third row. Sharing the images, the user reflected, “Hrithik and John were classmates at Bombay Scottish School. The camaraderie between Kabir and Jim has roots that go way back.”
Hrithik and John were classmates at Bombay Scottish School. The Kabir and Jim partnership goes back a long way then..#Pathaan pic.twitter.com/rmkJWAovmR
— Hipster (@Hipsterrrific) January 30, 2023
Hrithik Roshan embarked on his acting journey as a child artist and later served as an assistant director in numerous films. Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai marked his debut as a lead actor. John Abraham, on the contrary, made his entry into the industry with the 2003 film Jism, alongside Bipasha Basu.
For those unaware, in the movie War, Hrithik Roshan portrays the character of Kabir, while John takes on the role of the antagonist, Jim, in Pathaan. The two stars are anticipated to reunite on screen for War 2.
Presently, Hrithik, the Fighter actor, is engrossed in the shoot of the film, while John has an intriguing lineup of projects, including Vedaa, The Diplomat, and Tariq, which he is also co-producing. Additionally, he will grace the screen in the action-packed thriller Tehran, helmed by Arun Gopalan.