Viral: Salman Khan’s New Face In Russia’s Tiger 3.
In the photo, you can also see Salman Khan’s nephew Neil Wan standing beside him on the set.
On Sunday, Salman Khan’s new look in the movie Tiger 3 he is making appeared on the Internet and has now spread wildly on social media. These pictures are from a Russian movie, and Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif flew there last week. Want to know why photos have become popular since yesterday? Because Salman Khan looked unrecognizable on them. He can be seen wearing a thick brown beard, long hair, a red scarf, a white T-shirt, blue jeans and a red jacket. In the photo, you can also see Salman Khan’s nephew Neilwan standing next to him on the set of Tiger 3.
Check out the viral photo of “Tiger 3” taken by Salman Khan in Russia here:
Some other photos of the actor posing with fans on the streets of Russia were also shared by the fan club dedicated to him. View them here:
Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif flew to Russia last Thursday to film Tiger 3. The actor has been preparing for his role in the movie for several months. In July of this year, Salman Khan shared a video of him working for his role in Tiger 3 and wrote: “I think this guy is training for Tiger 3.”
Tiger 3 is also starring Emraan Hashmi. See how he trained for this movie:
Tiger 3 is the third installment of Kabir Khan’s Tiger film series. The first part, Ek Tha Tiger, was released in 2012, and Tiger Zinda Hai was released in theaters in 2017. Salman Khan replays the role of Agent Avinash Singh Rathore in the third part, and Katrina Kaif replays the role of Zoya Humaini.
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