Hrithik Roshan, who will next be seen on screen in 'Balam' ('Kaabil' in Hindi), says filming the movie was a beautiful journey for him. Hrithik on Tuesday graced the DLF Mall Of India to unveil the new collection of the Swiss luxury time piece brand Rado's Lightness Collection. He believes in the brand's philosophy that "if you can imagine, you can do it".

"This is something I have based my life on. That if I can see it in my mind, then I can do it. It was even more amazing that I applied this when I played a blind man in 'Kaabil'. It was a beautiful journey and I hope you all watch the film," he said.

The 42-year-old actor hopes the audience can feel the character as deeply as he did while playing it on camera. "I hope when you see the movie, you will also feel what I was feeling in the film," said Hrithik, who features in the Sanjay Gupta directorial with Yami Gautam.

Talking about the film, Hrithik said: "It is about a man, who against all odds, finds the strength inside him to make his life the way he wants it to be."

Produced by Hrithik's father Rakesh Roshan under their home banner FilmKraft Productions, 'Balam' will release on January 26 next year.