Ritesh in new look

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Mar 03, 2020 IST

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Ritesh Deshmukh surprised everyone with his new look at a recent promotional event. Riteish has chopped off his dark locks and opted for a crew cut and turned his hair platinum blonde. Sharing the first picture of his new look, Riteish posted on Instagram, “Andarka Baaghi (the rebel inside)”. His friend and actor Abhishek Bachchan dropped some fire emojis in the comments section. Filmmaker Karan Johar also wrote, “Wow!

Full transformation.”

Many of his fans were impressed by the change but some were quite shocked.

“Ye kyya kiya re deva…” wrote one. “Why” asked another. A lot many also found his new look quite similar to popular musicians from the West.“DJ Snake,” wrote one, mentioning the popular EDM star. Others compared him to J Balvin, Zayn Malik and even called him ‘Maharashtrian Chris Brown’. All of them sported a cropped blonde hair look at some point in their careers.

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