SRK tweets a photo of his moustachioed look from 'Raees'

Written By: Sudipta Satpathy | Published : June 12, 2015 12:10 PM IST

Known for his clean shaven looks, Shah Rukh Khan shared a different avatar specially for his Twitter followers. He teamed his moustache with coloured aviators and leather jacket for a rustic biker look. He said that the look was from his upcoming film Raees .

He tweeted:

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SRK tweets a photo of his moustachioed look from 'Raees'

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