<p>Actor Hrithik Roshan is currently happy and content in his space as an actor, but when the time is right and if he has a subject, he may go behind the camera to direct a film. However, he says "it will take time".<br /><br /></p>.<p>His father Rakesh Roshan is a successful director and producer of films like "Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai" and the "Krrish" series. Does Hrithik see himself branching into these fields in future?<br /><br />Well, the actor didn't rule it out when he asked this at an event here Friday.<br />"I'm going to be living till I'm 90 years old. I'm going to be absolutely unstoppable and my service to the world will go on to the last breath of mine. Having said that, directing a film is may be...all I can say is, something has started," Hrithik said.<br /><br />He finds it to be a "difficult" process."To direct is not just to make a film. You have to be a leader, like a CEO of a company, or say like my dad! He's incredible, he's a boss who's also a worker...and there's a lot that goes as far as a director are concerned.<br />"But I'm a man who loves challenges....I don't like to live in fear. So maybe in time, I will be directing," he added.<br /><br />During a later media briefing, the 40-year-old contemplated on the matter again and questioned: "I have a father who's the best director in the world. Why will I ever not want to be directed by the best director in the world and take it in my hands?"<br /><br />Nevertheless, he went on to say: "Maybe someday if I have a subject and I take his (my father's) advice and guidance and if he feels it's the right time for me and if I feel it's the right time for me, and my uncle (Rajesh Roshan) is equally inspired, then maybe they will all back me and push me for it. But it will take time."<br /><br />As of now, his entire focus is on "Bang Bang", his big ticket film, slated to release Oct 2.<br />"Right now, "Bang Bang" is releasing and it just reaffirms the fact that I'm pretty okay at what I'm doing...so I can last a few more years doing what I'm doing."</p>
<p>Actor Hrithik Roshan is currently happy and content in his space as an actor, but when the time is right and if he has a subject, he may go behind the camera to direct a film. However, he says "it will take time".<br /><br /></p>.<p>His father Rakesh Roshan is a successful director and producer of films like "Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai" and the "Krrish" series. Does Hrithik see himself branching into these fields in future?<br /><br />Well, the actor didn't rule it out when he asked this at an event here Friday.<br />"I'm going to be living till I'm 90 years old. I'm going to be absolutely unstoppable and my service to the world will go on to the last breath of mine. Having said that, directing a film is may be...all I can say is, something has started," Hrithik said.<br /><br />He finds it to be a "difficult" process."To direct is not just to make a film. You have to be a leader, like a CEO of a company, or say like my dad! He's incredible, he's a boss who's also a worker...and there's a lot that goes as far as a director are concerned.<br />"But I'm a man who loves challenges....I don't like to live in fear. So maybe in time, I will be directing," he added.<br /><br />During a later media briefing, the 40-year-old contemplated on the matter again and questioned: "I have a father who's the best director in the world. Why will I ever not want to be directed by the best director in the world and take it in my hands?"<br /><br />Nevertheless, he went on to say: "Maybe someday if I have a subject and I take his (my father's) advice and guidance and if he feels it's the right time for me and if I feel it's the right time for me, and my uncle (Rajesh Roshan) is equally inspired, then maybe they will all back me and push me for it. But it will take time."<br /><br />As of now, his entire focus is on "Bang Bang", his big ticket film, slated to release Oct 2.<br />"Right now, "Bang Bang" is releasing and it just reaffirms the fact that I'm pretty okay at what I'm doing...so I can last a few more years doing what I'm doing."</p>