Superstar Hrithik Roshan who is enjoying the success of his blockbuster hit film, 'Super 30' is feeling content with the success of his most recently released film.

Recently, the actor shares in elation, `Yes, we all put everything into this film and now its success is sweeter. I am feeling absolutely overwhelmed, happy, content and satisfied. The film has crossed 150 crs and counting. But I haven't had the time to enjoy this success as I am already gearing up for my next release, War."

The actor also emphasized that he does not choose films keeping the commercial aspects of the film, in mind.

Hrithik further adds, `Box office numbers do hold some level of importance as it is a direct indication of people watching your film, but I don't choose my scripts keeping in mind whether or not it will cross 100 crs. It is important that the film connects with the masses and entertains them. Crossing the100 cr mark is only the cherry on top of the cake."

Super 30 has been jotted down in the history to be the one of the few films which have been declared tax free in over a record number of 8 states of the nation.

The movie has proved to be an inspiration and the governments of the states of Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir, announced it as a tax-free movie. Moreover, from the Vice President of India to Rajasthan's Chief Minister, Super 30 has been hailed by several Indian dignitaries as a must watch!

Super 30 unfolds the life of Bihar-based mathematician Anand Kumar, who trains a batch of 30 students 'Super 30' for the coveted Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) entrance exam every year.

The film has received outstanding reviews from the audience and more so, the film's inspirational storyline with the most entertaining trajectory has won the hearts of one and all around the country. The film has had an immensely successful run at the Box Office.

The film which released on 12th of July, has completed a month and more and, continues to run successfully in the theatres.