Hrithik Roshan Cheers Anand Kumar’s Super Infinity YouTube Push
Hrithik Roshan congratulates Super 30 educator Anand Kumar on Super Infinity, a YouTube initiative to make learning more accessible across India.
Hrithik Roshan is once again cheering for the educator he brought to the big screen. The actor publicly congratulated Anand Kumar on the launch of Super Infinity, a fresh YouTube-based learning initiative designed to make quality education more accessible and engaging for students across the country.
In a warm social media message, Hrithik wrote, “Congratulations on yet another brilliant initiative with #SuperInfinity, Anand sir! Only you can make studying so much fun! @teacheranandkumar take a bow.”
The post is more than a routine celebrity shout-out. Hrithik portrayed Kumar in Super 30, the biographical drama about an educator who helps underprivileged students prepare for the IIT-JEE. That screen connection gives the actor’s support a personal ring, and it points Bollywood fans back to the real-life story behind the film.
What Super Infinity does
Anand Kumar’s Super 30 programme is known for selecting batches of 30 students and coaching them for the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination. Over the years, his work has earned recognition in India and abroad, including the Padma Shri.
Super Infinity takes that mission further by moving the classroom to YouTube. Instead of a select batch, the initiative aims to reach learners across the country through digital platforms. It builds on Kumar’s larger goal: bringing quality education to students from different backgrounds, not just those who can attend a physical coaching centre.
- The link: Hrithik played Anand Kumar in Super 30, so his praise carries personal history.
- The shift: Super 30 coaches a batch of 30 for IIT-JEE; Super Infinity reaches a wider YouTube audience.
- The mission: Kumar wants studying to feel engaging, not just rigorous.
Why the praise matters
For fans of Super 30, Hrithik’s message is a mini-reunion between an actor and the person he portrayed. For students, it is a sign that the educator behind the famous programme is now creating a bigger, more open classroom. Hrithik’s line — “Only you can make studying so much fun” — highlights the tone Kumar has become known for: making difficult exam preparation feel approachable.
The launch also shows how established education figures are using YouTube to expand beyond physical coaching centres. With Super Infinity, Kumar is widening a model that was once limited to 30 students at a time into something that can, in principle, be accessed by anyone with an internet connection. Accessibility is the operative word.
For Bollywood Society readers, this is also a reminder of how a star’s voice can shift attention towards education. Hrithik did not simply promote a brand; he endorsed a person and a cause he has publicly supported since his Super 30 role. That authenticity is what makes the message land.
What to watch next
Those curious about the initiative can look for Anand Kumar’s official YouTube presence, where Super Infinity lessons are taking shape. Hrithik’s post has already directed fresh attention to the educator, turning a launch announcement into a celebrity-endorsed moment for digital learning. The next test will be whether that attention converts into a regular audience for the new lessons.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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