Kartik Aaryan, among his fellow actors, definitely has the most packed schedule. 

With at least 5 films in production presently, it makes sense that we're seeing him on the streets every single day, as he's busy shooting for projects which include the likes of Anees Bazmee's Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Dhamaka directed by Ram Madhvani, Collin D’Cunha's Dostana 2, Luka Chuppi 2 directed by Laxman Utekar, and finally Abhishek Jain's Kirik Party Remake. 

Despite having so much on his plate, he's still managed to find the time for a new hobby, as these days he's seen commuting from one place to the other on his bike.

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This seems to be a newfound passion for Kartik Aaryan that has clearly stemmed post the lockdown as more people are now trying out things that they craved when they were stuck in their homes. 

We believe for Kartik, it was the thrill of riding a bike, which he is now pursuing. 

While riding a bike, however, most people resort to standard bike gear which consists of leathers and various rugged yet sturdy fabrics in black that are reliable and make the ride comfortable.

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Kartik Aaryan,  however, is unhinged by these expectations and is seen on his bike in his regular form. 

His signature style consists of baggy clothes, graphic t-shirts, chunky accessories, and heavy-duty sneakers. A recent outfit was in line with this aesthetic, take a look at his outfit here:

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Kartik Aaryan was seen wearing a solid white cotton t-shirt with small monograms printed all over it. The t-shirt had the 'stop' sign printed on it. 

With it, he wore a pair of saggy track pants by hummel and completed the look with a pair of white shoes by hummel as well. 

However, it was the pair of track pants that caught our attention. These track pants were so saggy and loose that they would be at least three times Kartik's size, considering how they were sweeping the floor while Kartik walked and looked extremely loose.

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With pants so loose, we believe that the only things holding them together was the waistband of the drawstrings that Kartik would've tucked in tightly.

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