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Salman Khan's big biceps in latest Instagram post leave fans in awe; check it out

The 55-year-old Bollywood superstar looks fighting fit and ready for action in the frame that has him strike an intense pose
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Updated At : 11:32 PM Dec 29, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, December 29

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Salman Khan flaunts bulging biceps in a new Instagram post he shared with fans on Tuesday. The 55-year-old Bollywood superstar looks fighting fit and ready for action in the frame that has him strike an intense pose.

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In the Instagram picture, the actor looks away from the camera. He is dressed in a grey T-shirt paired with deep grey shorts and a cap. Salman flaunts a beard in the image.

“just being . . .” he wrote alongside the photograph.

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On the work front, Salman is busy promoting his production “Kaagaz”, directed by Satish Kaushik. The Pankaj Tripathi-starrer is presented by Salman Khan Films with Satish Kaushik Entertainment Production.

Salman’s upcoming acting projects are “Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai”, “Kicks 2”, and “Antim: The Final Truth”. — IANS

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