Mumbai, Jan 25 (NationPress) Fans of Hrithik Roshan expressed their worries after the 'War' star was spotted using crutches at filmmaker Goldie Behl's birthday celebration.

Hrithik took to social media to narrate the entire experience, disclosing that his left knee unexpectedly decided to "take a two-day leave from the rest of my body yesterday."

He humorously introduced his followers to his "normal" state, explaining that each body part has its own ON/OFF switch.

"My left leg claims this feature as its birthright. So does my left shoulder and right ankle. They just turn OFF. It's a mood. This peculiar product attribute has granted me experiences that most people never encounter. I find myself smugly walking around with a brain full of neurons adept at sudden despair. Proudly possessing a unique synapse system that has reached expert levels in crafting downward spirals into dark abysses at warp speed. This endows me with mental pathways distinct from the rest of humanity," he elaborated.

Hrithik humorously noted that his most appealing trait is his sense of humor.

"On some days, my tongue refuses to utter the word 'DINNER'."

Recalling a funny incident from his recent filming, the 'Guzaarish' actor narrated, "Picture this: I'm on a serious film set with a courtroom scene where my line is, 'Would you like to come home for dinner?' But my tongue has OFF'ed dinner, resulting in me repeatedly inviting the person over for 'LUNCH' instead. Thankfully, lunch is still ON."

After several attempts, the director eventually gave up, likely attributing the scenario to bizarre fate.

Sharing his inner struggle, he wrote, "First, there’s the surprise of saying the wrong word, followed by hands raised in exasperation for repeating the same blunder AGAIN. Then, a deep frown between takes to mimic serious self-reflection (Joey style), an audacious nose flick (Salman style), and ultimately, an uncontrollable burst of laughter at this private joke with myself — disguised as 'trying to hide embarrassment' for the now somewhat worried audience around me."