Hrithik Roshan's recent appearance at his cousin's wedding, accompanied by his sons Hrehaan and Hridhaan, has generated

significant buzz on social media, not just for the candid family moments captured but also for what it represents within

the larger context of Bollywood's star culture. Videos of Roshan dancing with his sons, niece Suranika Soni, cousin

Pashmina Roshan, and girlfriend Saba Azad to Sukhbir's 'Ishq Tera Tadpave' have gone viral, drawing attention to the

actor's carefully cultivated image as a family man.

Such public displays of familial affection are strategically important for Bollywood stars. Unlike Hollywood, where

personal lives are often dissected with a critical lens, in India, maintaining a strong connection to traditional values

often translates to greater audience appeal and longevity in the industry. The Roshan family, with its decades-long

presence in Bollywood, understands this dynamic implicitly. Rakesh Roshan, Hrithik's father, is a veteran filmmaker

known for directing successful films like the 'Krrish' franchise, which further cements the family's influence.

The wedding event also served as a platform to showcase Roshan's relationship with Saba Azad, which has been public

since Karan Johar's 50th birthday party. This openness, while relatively new for Roshan, is carefully managed. By

including Saba in family events and allowing the paparazzi to capture these moments, Roshan is subtly integrating her

into his public persona without creating undue controversy.

Moreover, the viral nature of these family moments underscores the power of social media in shaping a celebrity's

narrative. Positive reactions from fans, such as comments praising the Roshan brothers' dance moves and the inheritance

of 'the right things' by Hrithik's sons, reinforce the actor's brand as someone who embodies both talent and wholesome

family values. This is particularly crucial as Roshan navigates his career, balancing action-oriented roles with a

relatable personal image.

On the professional front, Hrithik Roshan was last seen in Ayan Mukerji's 'War 2,' alongside Jr NTR and Kiara Advani.

Choosing roles in high-profile action films allows him to maintain his position as a leading man. However, his

off-screen persona, as exemplified by his recent wedding appearance, ensures that he remains relatable and connected to

the broader Indian audience, which values family and tradition.