Hrithik Roshan Congratulates Vir Das For Joining Bollywood Spy League In Hilarious Photo

Hrithik Roshan welcomed Vir Das to the Bollywood Spy Universe. Hrithik Roshan showed support after the comedian shared an AI-generated photo of himself standing beside Bollywood’s renowned spies following the release of his film Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos.

The picture featured Vir Das’ Happy standing alongside Salman Khan’s Tiger, Hrithik Roshan’s Kabir, Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan and Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar.

Hrithik Roshan Sends Best Wishes To Vir Das

On noticing the hilarious AI-generated photo, the War 2 star could not help but repost. Sharing the photo on his Instagram Stories, Hrithik wrote, “Haha, best of luck, Vir! You look great, man. Excited to watch your film today.” To which the Happy Patel star replied, “Holy thanks, Kabir!!!!”

Previously, Vir Das shared the photo with a playful caption, which read, “First Day As A Spy. Feeling anxious, not sure if I belong. Hope you’ll check out #HappyPatel in theatres. Also, huge respect to these icons for shaping culture.”

Holy Thanks Kabir!!!! 🙏🙏🙏 @iHrithik pic.twitter.com/JpvOAvdRWF

— Vir Das (@thevirdas) January 18, 2026

What Do We Know About Happy Patel?

Happy Patel marks Vir Das’ debut directorial project. Backed by Aamir Khan, this spy comedy brings back Aamir Khan, Vir Das, and Imran Khan after their appearance in Delhi Belly. Additionally, the film features Mona Singh, Mithila Palkar, Sharib Hashmi, and Shruti Tawade in supporting roles.

Happy Patel follows the story of a rookie spy. Happy Smith Waisley (played by Vir Das) is an expert cook who resides in England with his adopted fathers. Both his dads are spies, and Happy also wants to be one. He applies seven times at MI-7 but fails at every attempt. Meanwhile, the MI-7 chief learns of the disappearance of a British citizen from Goa in India.

For his vested reasons, the Chief decides to assign Happy to the mission to find the British citizen and return her safely to England. This is when Happy’s dads inform him that they adopted him in 1991 from Panjim, Goa, after his mother died in a crossfire. This is when Happy realises that he’s Happy Patel.

The film was released in theatres on January 16 and has been gaining significant acclaim from audiences and critics.