For fans who have been anxiously waiting for updates about Salman Khan’s upcoming movie Tiger 3, there's something to look forward to as his look from the film has found its way to the Internet. A fan captured Salman shooting for a chase sequence on the streets in Russia. A lot of pictures have now been leaked.

He looks completely unrecognizable in these pictures where he is seen sporting a red jacket, white tee, and ripped jeans. What caught our attention the most was the beard and brown hair.

Here are the pictures that have gone viral:

As the look has now gone viral, we think the makers have taken inspiration from these three Hollywood characters:

1. Rubeus Hagrid

Rubeus Hagrid is the man we cannot imagine the Harry Potter series without. If you see Salman’s new look closely, you would realize that the makers have taken some inspiration from Robbie Coltrane’s character Rubeus Hagrid. Salman's beard and hair bears stark resemblance to that of Hagrid.

2. Tormund Giantsbane

If you remember Tormund Giantsbane's look in Game Of Thrones, you would surely be convinced that the makers have taken some notes from this character for Salman Khan’s look in Tiger 3.

3. Aquaman

Aquaman star Jason Momoa impressed many as he carried off his long hair and bearded look perfectly. We think the makers of Tiger 3 might have had him in mind while creating Salman’s look.

Salman Khan reprises his role as RAW agent Tiger in Tiger 3. Katrina Kaif will be seen in her role as ISI agent Zoya. The film will also star Emraan Hashmi in the negative role of an ISI agent.

The movie will capture Salman and Katrina performing some high-octane action sequences. Revealing details about the same, a source had previously said, “It will be intense for these two actors because director Maneesh Sharma has planned some jaw-dropping and hugely risky action sequences that will truly test their overall fitness levels when they start their overseas schedule.”

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