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Irrfan Khan in a new avatar

From acting in a biopic to playing a villian in a Hollywood film Irrfan Khan has played many roles

Updated At : 07:18 AM Aug 06, 2015 IST

<p>Pun line: Irrfan Khan </p>

From acting in a biopic to playing a villian in a Hollywood film, Irrfan Khan has played many roles. Once again the actor donned a new look. Not quite for a film, but for a special video he shot with standup comedy group All India Bakchod (AIB). In the video, Irrfan features in a parody of rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh’s Party All Night by taking a dig at all party numbers featured in Bollywood films.

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