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Hrithik Roshan, Sussanne ‘overwhelmed’ as son Hrehaan makes musical debut; Saba is ‘proud’

Hrithik Roshan, Sussanne ‘overwhelmed’ as son Hrehaan makes musical debut; Saba is ‘proud’

Hrithik Roshan and Sussanne Khan's eldest son, Hrehaan, has officially embarked on his music career. The 20-year-old released his debut single, "The Heavenly Place," on YouTube, Spotify, and Instagram. Hrithik was among the first to share the track, posting the link on his Instagram story with the message: "You are born with an innate wisdom. I trust it so much. It makes me fearless."

Sussanne Khan expressed her overwhelming excitement over her son's musical debut, commenting on the music video itself. Saba Azad, Hrithik's partner and an independent artist, also shared the track and praised Hrehaan's talent. Arsalan Goni, Sussanne's partner, stated that he had been listening to the song all day.

Hrithik's grandfather, veteran filmmaker Rakesh Roshan, kept his message brief and warm, wishing Hrehaan well and encouraging him to continue soaring. Hrithik's sister, Sunaina Roshan, celebrated her nephew's new chapter as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist in a lengthy note. She expressed her pride in Hrehaan's achievement and wished him endless success and many more milestones.

The Roshan family has a long history in Hindi cinema, with Rajesh Roshan's compositions playing a significant role in their legacy. Hrithik's sister, Sunaina, also praised Hrehaan's song, stating that she is proud of him and wishes him endless success, love, and many more milestones.

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