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Actor Hrithik&nbsp;Roshan&nbsp;is a heartthrob of scores of fans. He is pretty much active on social media and his social media posts often reflect his uber cool sense of humour. The actor never fails to impress us with his puns.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Recently, Hrithik&nbsp;Roshan&nbsp;took to his Instagram&nbsp;to wish&nbsp;Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;'a very happy&nbsp;birthday'. The actor turned 44 on 18th October (Monday). And off course how could he let go his close friend without pulling his leg?&nbsp;
Poking fun at the sartorial choices of his buddy Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor,&nbsp;Hrithik wrote, &ldquo;Happy budday mere dost! Muskurate raho, jhilmilate raho aur yeh shorts please phenk do (Happy birthday, my friend! May you always be smiling and dazzling. And please throw these shorts away).&rdquo;
A fews&nbsp;days ago, Hrithik&nbsp;was also spotted doing a garba&nbsp;on 80s Bollywood songs in his gym. He captioned the post,&nbsp;&ldquo;When bollywood hero suddenly hears 80&rsquo;s music in gym."

Here's Hrithik Roshan's hilarious birthday wish for Kunal Kapoor 

Hrithik poked fun at the sartorial choices of his long time buddy Kunal Kapoor.

Hrithik Roshan had a hilarious birthday wish for actor Kunal Kapoor 

// Hrithik&nbsp;has a hilarious birthday wish for his buddy
Actor Hrithik&nbsp;Roshan&nbsp;took to his Instagram&nbsp;to wish his long time buddy, actor&nbsp;Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;as the actor turned 44.
((Show Insta&nbsp;story of both actors)) ((no supers))
Poking fun at the sartorial choices of his friend,&nbsp;Hrithik wished him a happy birthday, but also poked fun at his polka dotted shorts, asking him to throw them away.
((show kunal kapoor from empire / posters or stills))
Actor&nbsp;Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;was last seen in&nbsp;Disney+ Hotstar's historical fiction series The Empire, in which he played the Mughal emperor Babur.&nbsp;

Hrithik&nbsp;poked fun at the sartorial choices of his buddy Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor.

Actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/watch-hrithik-roshan-begins-filming-vikram-vedha-remake-1634366745619" target="_blank">Hrithik&nbsp;Roshan</a>&nbsp;took to his Instagram&nbsp;to wish his long time buddy, actor&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-empire-actor-kunal-kapoor-says-can-t-compare-show-with-game-of-thrones-1630483867303" target="_blank">Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor</a>&nbsp;as the actor turned 44.
Poking fun at the sartorial choices of his friend,&nbsp;Hrithik wished him a happy birthday, but also poked fun at his polka dotted shorts, asking him to throw them away.
Actor&nbsp;Kunal&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;was last seen in&nbsp;Disney+ Hotstar's historical fiction series The Empire, in which he played the Mughal emperor Babur.&nbsp;
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'The Empire', a period drama based on Mughal emperor Babur, that released on Disney+Hotstar just last week is constantly battling controversy on all fronts.
Also watch:&nbsp;#UninstallHotstar trends on Twitter as 'The Empire' finds itself hit by controversy
Fans have been comparing the historical show to cult HBO series 'Game of Thrones', saying that the two shows have very similar aesthetics and colour tone, and are also similar in their treatment and cinematography.
Now, actor Kunal Kapoor who plays the role of Mughal emperor Babur on the show, has weighed in on the debate.
Also watch:&nbsp;Kunal Kapoor to turn producer with biopic on India's Winter Olympian Shiva Keshavan
In an interview to entertainment portal SpotBoyE, the actor said, that he feels these are unnecessary comparisons. Kunal added that whenever a good period drama comes out, it will be compared to some show or the other.
Kunal went on to say, that some fans will say the show is like Bollywood films Padmaavat, Bajirao [Mastaani] or Game Of Thrones, but 'The Empire' has a completely different story.
Kunal said, if people are comparing the scale of the show to Game of Thrones, then its great, but apart from that, there are no other similarities between the two.
Interestingly, Dino Morea's character on the show, Shehbani Khan, has also been compared to Alauddin Khilji's character from Padmaavat, played by Ranveer Singh.
Earlier, Dino had said that these comparisons don't bother him as Ranveer did a great job as Khilji, but he has brought his own madness to the character in 'The Empire'.
'The Empire' is based on the book series 'Empire of the Moghul' by Alex Rutherford. It traces the life of Mughal emperor Babur and his journey from a child king to the ruler of the Mughal Empire in India.
If you haven't started watching 'The Empire', on Disney + Hotstar, go check it out and decide for yourself.

'The Empire' : Actor Kunal Kapoor says can't compare show with Game of Thrones

Do you think 'The Empire' looks eerily similar to 'Game of Thrones'? Actor Kunal Kapoor who plays the title role says can't compare the two shows. Click to know more

((opening breathe trailer.....tumne samarkand ko nahi chuna, samarkand ne aapko chuna hai))
'The Empire', a period drama based on Mughal emperor Babur, that released on Disney+Hotstar just last week is constantly battling controversy on all fronts.
Super: Fans say 'The Empire' looks eerily similar to 'Game of Thrones'
Fans have been comparing the historical show to cult HBO series 'Game of Thrones', saying that the two shows have very similar aesthetics and colour tone, and are also similar in their treatment and cinematography.
((breathe: kunal kapoor from trailer))
((intro dialogue of Kunal Kapoor beginning of trailer.....main zain-uddin babur....))
Now, actor Kunal Kapoor who plays the role of Mughal emperor Babur on the show, has weighed in on the debate.
((gfx in)) ((text mailed &amp; pasted at the end of script))
((use stills of Kunal kapoor from the show in full costume for each plate)) ((no super))
In an interview to entertainment portal SpotBoyE, the actor said, that he feels these are unnecessary comparisons, as whenever a good period drama comes out, it will be compared to some show or the other.
Kunal went on to say, that some fans will say the show is like Bollywood films Padmaavat, Bajirao [Mastaani] or Game Of Thrones, but 'The Empire' has a completely different story.
Kunal said, if people are comparing the scale of the show to Game of Thrones, then its great, but apart from that, there are no other similarities between the two.
((gfx out))
((breathe: Shehbani Khan dialogue from trailer))
Super: Dino Morea's character also compared to Khilji, played by Ranveer Singh
Interestingly, Dino Morea's character on the show, Shehbani Khan, has also been compared to Alauddin Khilji's character from Padmaavat, played by Ranveer Singh.
Super: Dino Morea says Ranveer was good, but he brought his madness to 'Shehbani'
Earlier, Dino had said that these comparisons don't bother him as Ranveer did a great job as Khilji, but he has brought his own madness to the character in 'The Empire'.
Super: 'The Empire' is based on a book by Alex Rutherford, it tells the story of Babur
'The Empire' is based on the book series 'Empire of the Moghul' by Alex Rutherford. It traces the life of Mughal emperor Babur and his journey from a child king to the ruler of the Mughal Empire in India.
If you haven't started watching 'The Empire', on Disney + Hotstar, go check it out and decide for yourself. ======
((no header)) ((plate 1)) "Unnecessary to compare 'The Empire' to 'Game of Thrones', both have completely different plot lines." - Kunal Kapoor, Actor
((plate 2)) "Some will say it looks like Padmavat, or Bajirao Mastaani. A good period drama is always compared to some show or the other." - Kunal Kapoor, Actor
((plate 3)) "Apart from the scale of the show, there are no similarities between 'Game of Thrones' and The Empire." - Kunal Kapoor, Actor ----

Kunal Kapoor&nbsp;plays the role of&nbsp;Mughal emperor Babur in the newly-released web-show, which is streaming on Disney+Hotstar.

'The Empire', a period drama based on Mughal emperor Babur, that released on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/uninstallhotstar-trends-on-twitter-as-the-empire-finds-itself-hit-by-controversy-1630065210080" target="_blank">Disney+Hotstar</a> just last week is constantly battling controversy on all fronts.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/uninstallhotstar-trends-on-twitter-as-the-empire-finds-itself-hit-by-controversy-1630065210080" target="_blank">#UninstallHotstar trends on Twitter as 'The Empire' finds itself hit by controversy</a>
Fans have been comparing the historical show to cult HBO series 'Game of Thrones', saying that the two shows have very similar aesthetics and colour tone, and are also similar in their treatment and cinematography.
Now, actor Kunal Kapoor who plays the role of Mughal emperor Babur on the show, has weighed in on the debate.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kunal-kapoor-to-turn-producer-with-biopic-on-india-s-winter-olympian-shiva-keshavan-1627907385419" target="_blank">Kunal Kapoor to turn producer with biopic on India's Winter Olympian Shiva Keshavan</a>
In an interview to entertainment portal SpotBoyE, the actor said, that he feels these are unnecessary comparisons. Kunal added that whenever a good period drama comes out, it will be compared to some show or the other.
Kunal went on to say, that some fans will say the show is like Bollywood films Padmaavat, Bajirao [Mastaani] or Game Of Thrones, but 'The Empire' has a completely different story.
Kunal said, if people are comparing the scale of the show to Game of Thrones, then its great, but apart from that, there are no other similarities between the two.
Interestingly, Dino Morea's character on the show, Shehbani Khan, has also been compared to Alauddin Khilji's character from Padmaavat, played by Ranveer Singh.
Earlier, Dino had said that these comparisons don't bother him as Ranveer did a great job as Khilji, but he has brought his own madness to the character in 'The Empire'.
'The Empire' is based on the book series 'Empire of the Moghul' by Alex Rutherford. It traces the life of Mughal emperor Babur and his journey from a child king to the ruler of the Mughal Empire in India.
If you haven't started watching 'The Empire', on Disney + Hotstar, go check it out and decide for yourself.

The online streaming platform Hotstar has landed itself in trouble with the release of its latest web show 'The Empire' on Friday.
Displeased viewers who managed to stream through the web show, accused the makers of glorifying the Islamic invader Babur and soon#UninstallHotstar started trending on Twitter.
As per a report, the grievance officer appointed by Disney+ Hotstar under the new Information Technology (Guidelines for intermediaries and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 received complaints about the series. However, the officer rejected them claiming that the series does not glorify Babur.
The report further says that Hotstar claimed that the web series refrains from making any reference to the 2019 Supreme Court judgement regarding Ram Janmabhoomi temple.
Produced by Nikkhil Advani, 'The Empire' has an impressive star cast including Shabana Azmi, Dino Morea, Drashti Dhami, Kunal Kapoor, Aditya Seal, Sahher Bambba, Rahul Dev and others.
Based on Alex Rutherford&rsquo;s 'Empire of the Moghul: Raiders from the North', the epic period action drama traces the saga of an empire from the valley of Ferghana to Samarkhand and beyond.
Also Watch |&nbsp;Saif Ali Khan's 'Bhoot Police' to release on Disney+Hotstar on this date
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#UninstallHotstar trends as angered netizens call out 'The Empire'

#UninstallHotstar trends as angered netizens call out 'The Empire' makers for glorifying Mughal invader Babur

#UninstallHotstar trends on Twitter as 'The Empire' finds itself amidst controversy

SUPER: #UninstallHotstar trends as angered netizens call out 'The Empire'
(Trailer shots)
The online streaming platform Hotstar has landed itself in trouble with the release of its latest web show 'The Empire' on Friday.
SUPER:&nbsp;'The Empire' makers called out for glorifying Mughal invader Babur
(Trailer along with hashtag&nbsp;screenshots)
Displeased viewers who managed to stream through the web show, accused the makers of glorifying the Islamic invader Babur and soon#UninstallHotstar started trending on Twitter.
SUPER:&nbsp;Makers reject claims that the series does not glorify Babur
(Trailer breathe)
As per a report, the grievance officer appointed by Disney+ Hotstar under the new Information Technology (Guidelines for intermediaries and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 received complaints about the series. However, the officer rejected them claiming that the series does not glorify Babur.
The report further says that Hotstar claimed that the web series refrains from making any reference to the 2019 Supreme Court judgement regarding Ram Janmabhoomi temple.
(Show full cast)
Produced by Nikkhil Advani, 'The Empire' has an impressive star cast including Shabana Azmi, Dino Morea, Drashti Dhami, Kunal Kapoor, Aditya Seal, Sahher Bambba, Rahul Dev and others.
SUPER:&nbsp;'The Empire' is based on 'Empire of the Moghul: Raiders from the North'
Based on Alex Rutherford&rsquo;s 'Empire of the Moghul: Raiders from the North', the epic period action drama traces the saga of an empire from the valley of Ferghana to Samarkhand and beyond.

Fans started objecting to the Hotstar series 'The Empire' soon after its release

The online streaming platform Hotstar is in trouble after the release of its latest web show 'The Empire' on Friday.
Displeased viewers accused the makers of glorifying the Islamic invader Babur and soon#UninstallHotstar started trending on Twitter.
As per a report, the grievance officer appointed by Disney+ Hotstar under the new Information Technology Rules, 2021 received complaints about the series. However, the officer rejected them claiming that the series does not glorify Babur.
Hotstar further clarified that the web series refrains from making any reference to the 2019 Supreme Court judgement regarding Ram Janmabhoomi temple.
Produced by Nikkhil Advani, 'The Empire' has an impressive star cast including Shabana Azmi, Dino Morea, Drashti Dhami, Kunal Kapoor, Aditya Seal, Sahher Bambba, Rahul Dev among others.
Based on Alex Rutherford&rsquo;s 'Empire of the Moghul: Raiders from the North', the epic period action drama traces the saga of an empire from the valley of Ferghana to Samarkhand and beyond.
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/saif-ali-khan-s-bhoot-police-to-release-on-disney-hotstar-on-this-date-1625916212671" target="_blank">Saif Ali Khan's 'Bhoot Police' to release on Disney+Hotstar on this date</a>
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