Siddharth Anand on Hrithik Roshan-Deepika Padukone's Fighter: Have already completed 25 percent of the film

With his next movie, Fighter, Siddharth Anand has travelled from Tezpur Air Force Base in Assam to Kashmir and then to Hyderabad. Mumbai was his most recent stop. On March 19, the filmmaker began filming in a Chembur bungalow for the fourth schedule of the Hrithik Roshan, Deepika Padukone, and Anil Kapoor movie. Reports say that the lead actor will spend the next two days with Talat Aziz, who plays his on-screen father, filming some emotional scenes before the crew moves to Goregaon.

Siddharth told Mid Day that he has already completed 25 percent of the picture. He has allocated a month-long timetable in April to shoot the action sequences. The movie can be seen on January 25, 2024. It features several visual effects, yet they all work at once.

In this air-action thriller, Roshan plays the role of Patty, who is training to become the best fighter pilot in the country. Pathaan, War, and Bang Bang are three of Siddharth's most recent films, which demonstrate his talent for putting actioners on a sizable canvas. He assures fans that his upcoming work, which will be his first production, won't be an exception.

The filmmaker claimed that when people watch a Siddharth Anand movie, he wants them to experience something greater and larger. Every one of his action scenes must have an "X-factor."

He thinks Hrithik will be the best person to pull off the antics. After Bang Bang and War, the filmmaker is thrilled to work with his favourite performer once again.

Siddharth further said that the star is the epitome of the Hindi movie hero. He is a skilled actor who not only gives his part more subtlety but also supports the performers in front of him so that everyone shines in the movie. In a movie, Hrithik doesn't stare at himself. He is secretly a filmmaker, although he is unaware of this. Siddharth keeps reminding the actor that he has to make a movie soon.

The filmmaker is aware that Pathaan raised the bar for his subsequent film. He is content, though, that the Shah Rukh Khan-led film's enormous success has put an end to both South Indian movies' dominance at the box office and Bollywood's dry period.

Siddharth also said that before the movie came out, many people in the Hindi film industry and the general public started to back the boycott Bollywood movement. They stopped believing in their own movies. But Pathaan offered a solution: stop looking for justifications, produce a movie with the proper goals, and audiences will show up.