Greek God of Bollywood

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Hrithik Roshan's birth time is not known. Several websites list times of 1:10 AM and 9:12 AM, but neither has been traced to a primary source. Because the rising sign and house cusps depend entirely on the birth time, those details are not shown here. Yogas, dasha timing, and lagna-based readings are not available.

The date of birth (10 January 1974) and place of birth (Mumbai) are confirmed. The Moon sign and nakshatra shown are computed from the date alone and are marked approximate.

Sagittarius is a mutable fire sign. The Moon here is neutral in dignity. Sagittarius Moons are often described as emotionally expansive, optimistic under pressure, and drawn to movement, whether physical, intellectual, or geographic.

Hrithik is well known for his physicality on screen. He has also spoken about the personal effort behind that, including a brain surgery in 2013 for a subdural hematoma. The recovery and return to full form is the kind of thing Sagittarius Moon is supposed to handle better than most.

Mula nakshatra sits at the very end of Scorpio and the beginning of Sagittarius, at the galactic center in Vedic astronomy. It is associated with root-seeking, sometimes through destruction of what came before. In Hrithik's case, overcoming a childhood stammer to become one of Bollywood's most charismatic performers fits that quality loosely.

Without a confirmed birth time, the following are unavailable: lagna, house placements, yoga calculations that depend on house lords, and reliable dasha periods.

Multiple astrology sites list birth times for Hrithik. The two most common are 1:10 AM and 9:12 AM. Neither has a cited source. This page does not use unverified times.

If a confirmed birth time is found, the backend will recompute the full chart.

Hrithik's debut in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai (2000) was directed by his father Rakesh Roshan. He won both Best Actor and Best Debut at Filmfare the same year. That double win had not happened before.

His body of work covers a wide range: Koi Mil Gaya (2003) and its sequel Krrish (2006) brought superhero roles; Lakshya (2004) and Mission Kashmir (2000) showed a capacity for serious dramatic work; Dhoom 2 (2006) and War (2019) demonstrated sustained commercial pulling power.

He has won six Filmfare Best Actor awards. Outside India he appeared on various international lists of good-looking actors, which he has handled with some humor.

In 2013, Hrithik had surgery for a subdural hematoma, a blood clot on the brain. He described the experience publicly and spoke about not knowing if he would recover fully. He did, and returned to action roles.

He has also spoken about dyslexia and a childhood stammer, both of which he worked to manage through his teens and early career. These details matter because they complicate the surface narrative of effortless physical perfection that his screen image can project.

Date of birth is confirmed. Place of birth (Mumbai) is confirmed.

Birth time is unknown. The dataset rates this record at 1 out of 5 for reliability due to the missing time. The two circulating times (1:10 AM and 9:12 AM) are both uncited. Any reading that uses house placements from those times should be treated as unverified.