I practice every day to overcome the problem of speech

Hrithik Roshan who now delivers his on-screen punches, bravely broached his difficulties with stuttering, admitting that he could only fulfill his actor's aspirations that he would not be able to do so. following a speech therapy. Mirror learned that the actor had been approached to become brand ambbadador The Indian Stammering Association (TISA) as a result of a discussion with nine of its members at his residence on 15 March.

What had to be a 20-minute meeting lasted over an hour during which the actor revealed that he was standing in front of the mirror to talk, record his voice and even learn to sing. "I would train myself every day to solve the problem of speech . I still do it for at least an hour to be able to control secondary actions such as muscle twitches and all the rest, "Hrithik said, adding," The unacceptability of The stammering was not only embarrbading in my childhood, but it prevailed until 2012, long after I became a movie star. "

At the beginning of his career, he had to abandon many texts with long monologues because he did not feel to carry them away. During the meeting, Hrithik also recalled going to Dubai to accept a prize. At the time, he had trouble pronouncing the word "Dubai" and practiced his acceptance speech several times before pronouncing it without fail.
"I have now accepted myself as a slow speaker. I have to go through the sentences for a split second before saying them out loud. It has been a difficult struggle for me to accept that, but now it suits me, "he acknowledged, noting that the breakthrough came with Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) in 2012, which Had released.

But he still needs practice. Before they left, TISA members gave him badges and cable ties, while Hrithik voluntarily offered his support to all of the organization's activities, saying he was eager to meet such interactions. "Stuttering is an underestimated challenge because its severity is not much discussed. It's serious because it's related to your trust as a human being, "he said.