Hrithik Roshan sets stage on fire as he dances to his iconic song 'Ek Pal Ka Jeena’ in Jammu

In Pic: Hrithik Roshan

After shirtless pictures, now actor Hrithik Roshan set the stage on fire with energetic dance moves on his iconic song 'Ek Pal Ka Jeena' in Jammu.

In the videos captured by J&K-based paps, the actor was dressed in a kurta-pyjama and Nehru jacket with matching sports shoes. He wore a pair of sunglasses. Hrithik showed his signature moves on his hit song ‘Ek Pal Ka Jeena' from the movie.

While he was dancing, the fans and the audience at the event were seen clapping, whistling and some copied Hrithik's dance moves.

A huge crowd came to see him with his posters, and sketches in their hands.

One of the fans told ANI, "I am very happy that Hrithik Roshan has come to Jammu. I have come here to meet him and get his autograph on the sketch."

On Friday, Hrithik dropped shirtless pictures from his vacation. Taking to Instagram, Hrithik shared a couple of pictures where he could be seen posing shirtless and flaunting his perfectly toned back and shoulders. Along with the post, he wrote, "Vacation over. Presenting before and after pics. See you in the gym."

Hrithik and his girlfriend Saba, who were holidaying together somewhere flew back to the Bay on Friday. The couple was spotted at the Mumbai Airport and several videos and photos of lovebirds got viral on social media where they can be seen holding each other's hands. They also posted adorable pictures from their vacation on social media.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Hrithik unveiled an intriguing motion poster of his upcoming film 'Fighter' featuring Deepika Padukone and Anil Kapoor's first look as Indian Air Force pilots. The clip opens with a runway shot and then Hrithik comes into frame. The actor looks dapper in his pilot G-suit.

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