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Salman Khan reveals fresh new poster of Bharat, features Katrina Kaif

| @indiablooms | Apr 19, 2019, at 03:24 pm

Mumbai, Apr 19 (IBNS): It seems that actor Salman Khan is trying to unveil several aspects of his character by unveiling new posters of is upcoming Eid release Bharat frequently.

He unveiled yet another poster of the movie on Friday.

In his caption, Salman Khan described the poster and wanted his fans to understand the pain he is hiding behind his face.

The poster is also featuring actress Katrina Kaif.

The movie is directed by  Ali Abbas Zafar. It is slated to release on June 5.

Te movie is crucial as Salman delivers one hit movie every year during Eid.

Last year, Race 3 was his Eid gift for fans.

Image: Salman Khan Twitter page

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