Actor Hrithik Roshan is all set to team up with his “Jodhaa Akbar” director Ashutosh Gowariker after five long years. Roshan has signed Gowariker’s love story, “Mohenjo Daro.”
The story is set during the ancient Indus Valley civilisation and is scheduled to start filming in the last quarter of 2014.
Apparently, the director had approached the actor earlier, but is only now that he has given the nod.
Hrithik said, “The Indus Valley civilisation is very centric to India but is also interesting and intriguing for the rest of the world. But more than anything I am truly excited to once again be working with Ashutosh. I think the right words would be ‘We’re back!’”
“I wrote my first draft of “Mohenjo Daro” three years ago and I thought of him as my hero. I am glad Hrithik and I are working together on this. He will single-handedly bring great value to my film and enhance it tremendously with his presence,” said the director. According to Ashutosh, the “Core of the story is Mohenjo Daro - seen through the eyes of the lovers.”
Reports also say that Sonakshi Sinha will be paired with Hrithik.
