Throwback: Moment from Farah Khan's sangeet featuring Hrithik Roshan, Abhishek Bachchan that went viral

A while ago, Farah Khan treated fans to a nostalgic throwback photo having two of Bollywood's biggest stars, Abhishek Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan in a joyful dance moment. The photograph was taken at her wedding sangeet ceremony.
Farah married Shirish Kunder in 2004. She had posted the picture on her social media to share funny moments during her special day. "Found an almost vintage pic of these 2 boys from my sangeet. @bachchan & @hrithikroshan dancing up a storm. I don't remember which song. I was too drunk," she captioned the post, making her followers giggle and engage.
While the chemistry between Abhishek and Hrithik has been much applauded in Bollywood since these two crack shots of 'Dhoom 2' in 2006, this reminded the audience of the epic bonding between the stars, the comments were flooded with appreciation and love for the duo. One comment stated, "These two! One of the best duos, best cop and thief," while another remarked, "You got the best photos! There is 'dil' in the song."
Throwback pictures have sparked all kinds of possibilities among fans that may reunite Abhishek with Hrithik once again and fired up much excitement among followers to see those two appear on screen again. Throughout their careers, viewers have always been in awe of their brotherhood on and off the screen, and are super excited to see a collaboration between them.
As Farah Khan's throwback photo does the rounds, it also works to remind one of those joyous moments that she shares with friends in the industry.
Abhishek was last seen in the movie 'Ghoomer' released in 2023. In the film, he played the character of the former Indian cricketer, Padam Singh Sodhi. The movie had Saiyami Kher, Ivanka Das, Angad Bedi along with him as star cast. Whereas, Hrithik last starred in an action packed thriller 'Fighter' (2024) along with the actress Deepika Padukone. Recently, he was spotted in Italy shooting for the sequel of ' War', named 'War 2'.