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First look of Salman Khan’s Antim unveiled

After much anticipation, the makers of Antim: The Final Truth have finally unveiled the first poster of the film, depicting the daunting rivalry of the dreaded gangster Aayush Sharma and the fierce cop Salman Khan.The intense poster shows the clash...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:28 PM Sep 08, 2021 IST
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After much anticipation, the makers of Antim: The Final Truth have finally unveiled the first poster of the film, depicting the daunting rivalry of the dreaded gangster Aayush Sharma and the fierce cop Salman Khan.The intense poster shows the clash between the two leading men, highlighting the plot of the movie, which revolves around a cop and a gangster.

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Recently, pictures of Aayush Sharma’s transformation from a lean, lovable Gujarati guy-next-door in LoveYatri to the menacing, robust gangster in Antim went viral. Presented by Salman Khan Films, Antim is produced by Salmam Khan and directed by Mahesh Manjrekar.

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