Vir Das is currently garnering acclaim for his latest film Happy Patel: Khatarnaak Jasoos, which premiered in theaters on January 16, 2026. The movie amassed
a total of Rs 2.75 crore within its first two days, and now Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan has shared his excitement as he prepares to view the film today, January 18. Taking to social media, Hrithik shared a repost of Vir Das' post that included a group photo featuring him alongside Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Ranveer Singh, and himself. For those who may not know, the film went head-to-head with Varun Sharma and Pulkit Samrat's Rahu Ketu.
Hrithik Roshan sends best wishes to Vir Das for Happy Patel
On his official Instagram account, Hrithik Roshan shared the group photo that Vir Das had posted two days earlier on his own Instagram, commenting, "Haha, best of luck Vir!! You look great, man. Excited to watch your film today." The image was an AI-generated image featuring Bollywood spies, as Vir also participated in the trending 'First Day As A Spy.' His post's caption read, "Feeling anxious, not sure if I belong. Hope you’ll check out #HappyPatel in theaters. Also, huge respect to these icons for shaping culture."
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More about Happy Patel
In this film, Vir takes on the lead role while Mona Singh portrays Mama, the crime lord of Panjor. Mithila Palkar plays Rupa, and Sharib Hashmi takes on the role of Geet. Aamir Khan appears as Don Jimmy, while Imran Khan plays Milind Morea. Produced by Aamir Khan under his prominent production company, this spy-comedy marks the directorial debut of the stand-up comedian and actor, known for Delhi Belly, Go Goa Gone, Badmaash Company, among others. Our in-house critic rated it 3.5/5 stars. An excerpt from the review stated, "Not every line in Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos holds up logically, and that’s part of its charm. Setting logic aside, the film is a thrilling journey of laughter that you’ll want to embark on immediately. Additionally, the writing and dialogues, along with Vir and Kavi’s direction, deserve special recognition. In just 2 hours, they have crafted an epic story of a bumbling yet eager spy. The film is well-edited with no jarring cuts throughout. Who would have thought a spy-themed movie could be this entertaining?
Read the complete review HERE!
