Alia Bhatt teases new character from Brahmastra, confused netizens wonder if it's Ranveer Singh; Watch

Ahead of the release of her long-awaited Brahmastra , Alia Bhatt dropped yet another video teasing a new character. The short clip gave a glimpse of a muscular man who attracts power up to his sleeves. Though the character’s face is not visible, he is sporting long hair and is flaunting his bare chiseled body in a loose black bottom. Sharing the video, the actress wrote, “7 DAYS TO GO! Ticket bookings open tomorrow. Brahmāstra releasing 09.09.2022.” Soon after the video surfaced, several social media users shared their reactions. While some guessed it to be Shah Rukh Khan and some wondered if he is Ranveer Singh . Check out the video here:

The new video amped up the fans’ excitement. While one of the users reacted, “So excited to see this.” Another commented, “Yaar this looks superb ya!!” Some of them believed it to be Ranveer Singh. One of the netizens reacted, “I am going to pass out if it’s ranverrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Another person asked, “Why does he look like Ranveer Singh?????” One of the confused users wrote, “Ranveer or srk” While some are confident that the new character is superstar Shah Rukh.

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Directed by Ayan Mukerji, Brahmastra is an upcoming sci-fi fantasy drama that stars Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor in the main roles. The film boasts of an incredible supporting cast including legendary Amitabh Bachchan and Nagarjuna Akkineni, while Mouni Roy also plays a crucial role in the film. It is recently confirmed that Shah Rukh will appear as a guest in the film. The makers have also shared the promo video recently which matched the leaked video that earlier went viral. Meanwhile, the film is made on a huge budget of over Rs 400 crore and is touted to be Bollywood’s costliest film. Produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Star Studios, the film is set for pan-India release in theatres on September 9.