The Greek God of Bollywood, Hrithik Roshan is currently gearing up for his next much-awaited film Vikas Bahl’s ‘Super 30’ . The film was supposed to be based on a Bihar mathematician Anand Kumar, who runs a coaching institute with the same name and trains 30 underprivileged shortlisted candidates for free of cost to crack the IIT-JEE examinations.

However, IPS officer Abhayanand, the co-founder of Super 30 and the parents of Anand’s students, have accused the mathematician of making false claims to promote his organisation and his story. Anand has denied all the allegations. According to a report, he believes that sooner or later the truth will come out. Meanwhile speculations are rife that the makers of ‘Super 30’ have made a few changes in the story.

Now the director and producers of the film have decided to release the film as a regular fictional story instead of the biopic owing to the claims. A source revealed, "Since the film is in post-production, they are considering removing all references to Anand. While it will revolve around a Math whiz whose coaching institute becomes successful, they will categorically not call it a biopic anymore."

For the uninitiated, Anand had earlier claimed that 26 out of 30 students from his academy had cleared IIT entrance exam, whereas a leading daily newspaper exposed reports that many on the list were from other institutions. And the students who seek admissions at Super 30 are asked to get admitted in Ramanujan School of Mathematics, an institute that fetches Kumar a lumpsum amount.