Hrithik Roshan's photos while hosting K-pop singer Jackson Wang at his home go viral: ‘What a delightful...’

A recent pic of popular K-pop star Jackson Wang and Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan has gotten the town talking as the two look dapper in black. Hrithik Roshan's family recently hosted him at their residence.

In a latest Instagram post made by popular Bollywood director Rakesh Roshan, Hrithik Roshan and K-pop star Jackson Wang were seen posing in black outfits while flashing a smile at the camera with the whole Roshan family. Rakesh captioned the post, "Jackson, welcome & God bless!"

Take a look at the post below:

For the unversed, Jackson Wang hung out with the Roshans during his first visit to Mumbai for the Lollapalooza India Festival in 2023, which features artists from all over the world, and this is now going to be his second tour in India. The Hong Kong-based singer is making his return to Mumbai for the promotions of his latest release and first-ever Indian collaboration project, BUCK, which features artists like Diljit Dosanjh. Jackson's visit to India will be completely packed with week-long activities spanning media catch-ups and events which will bring him closer to desi fans. Some fans are even speculating that the two might be in talks for a music collaboration over Hrithik Roshan's upcoming project Krrish 4, which has been long awaited and much loved by the fans.

When Jackson Wang landed at the Mumbai International Airport, he was accompanied by his team and the Mumbai Airport officials. The K-pop idol greeted his fans with a 'namaste' as he made his way out of the airport, which marked his second visit to India. Recently, the singer unveiled his new song titled "GBAD," ahead of his upcoming album Magic Man 2, set to be released later in 2025. Taking to his Instagram account, he shared the song with fans, along with a caption that read, "Life is a beautiful place, but sometimes... we gotta be a d**k. Not to harm, but to set boundaries and protect our own will. GBAD out now!! EVERYWHERE. A lot of the time, we want to satisfy everyone, but we can't. A lot of times, it ends up with people taking advantage of your kindness and using it against you."