It’s not a privilege to be born as a rich and famous man’s kid, mostly it’s a disadvantage, reveals Hrithik Roshan!

Despite being a busy man, Hrithik Roshan always manages to find time with his sons - Hrehaan and Hridhan. 

Recently, Hrithik opened up about his kids. When questioned what freedoms do the kids get for being his son, Hrithik told, "It’s not a privilege to be born as a rich and famous man’s kid, mostly it’s a disadvantage. You tend to become lazy and complacent and used to luxury. Where Hrehaan and Hridhaan are privileged is in their being born to a father who has experienced ups and downs and acquired a humble sense of life and the world. And if you have space, these few additions are also great."

When enquired how his experience of being Rakesh Roshan's son influenced his own teaching methods, Hrithik revealed, “We are all products of the degree of evolution of society that determines our own individual state of mind,” he told and added, “When I was growing up, society said a lot of things were taboo for children. I remember watching Superman with my father. He asked me to shut my eyes when Superman kisses Lois Lane! Being told kissing is bad, intimacy is a no-no, creates a negative emotion in growing kids. They become determined to see more of it or do it themselves secretly. This causes fear and anxiety in their relationships. They believe they’re doing something bad or wrong when they’re with a girl. I tell my kids kissing is a most beautiful thing and they should not be hidden from it. There’s no need to protect them from visions of love. Yes, I would not allow them to see any depiction of love in a crude way. Or if it was vulgar and abusive. But Spiderman kissing his girlfriend upside down is beautiful, it’s meant to be enjoyed, not be restricted.”

He was also questioned on if he were a strict parent or a bumchum and the actor responded, "Both. I make sure they take responsibility for their decisions. I guide them but I don’t stop them. I want their decisions to be their own. I’m there to pick them up. One of our greatest weaknesses is our inability to take strong decisions. I’m making sure they develop that strength."