Mumbai, Jan 21 (NationPress) The Bollywood heartthrob Hrithik Roshan is renowned for his dedication to fitness. In numerous films, he has showcased his sculpted body, and now the star of 'War' has openly acknowledged his innate fixation on 'Bollywood Biceps'.

In a recent Instagram update, Hrithik shared images of himself flexing his impressive biceps throughout different periods of his life, spanning from 1984 to 2022.

One consistent theme across these snapshots is Hrithik's passion for fitness and posing.

“2016, 1984, 2019, 2022 and yesterday. Regardless of how many books I read or how much my perspective on life evolves, this hardwired fixation with ‘Bollywood Biceps’ just doesn’t fade. I hope to overcome it someday. Keep me in your thoughts. (sic),” he captioned the post.

One follower reacted, “So you’re saying one of the pictures is from yesterday?! Man, I swear these images look so similar that you still appear to be in your 30s.”

Another user commented, “Hrithik Sir, this isn’t mere obsession… this is pure inspiration... You don’t just possess Bollywood biceps; you embody a Bollywood legacy. While books may broaden minds, those ‘Bollywood Biceps’ inspire generations. Your biggest fan on Earth.”

A third comment read, “Biceps have remained unchanged since ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’. You rock!”

Hrithik consistently keeps his followers engaged with his intriguing social media updates.

Recently, the 'Guzaarish' star shared a glimpse into his reflective side with a post that was a blend of humor, reflection, and philosophical insights on the unpredictability of life.

He elaborated on the mind’s intriguing capacity to analyze emotions, stating, “And how adeptly we can dissect feelings mentally, delving into this subtle hum of melancholy within our hearts, and ultimately arriving at our own concocted, often illusory theories, causes, and solutions, yet we remain horrifically unable to think ourselves out of the warm embrace of this seemingly unreasonable and senseless sadness of days. It draws us in unexpectedly.”