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Ranveer's look in 'Gully Boy'

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,March 29 2017]

These days our firebrand star Ranveer Singh is seen sporting a different look... While all these days we had seen him donning a closed shaved hair and pointed moustache, allegedly for 'Padmavati', Ranveer is now having a full grown hair style.

Going by his current avatar, people are wondering if it is for Zoya Akhtar's next titled 'Gully Boy', which will also feature Alia Bhatt.

Of late, Ranveer was clicked in a recording studio, sporting a rapper look, along with singer Anushka Manchanda. Apparently the actor is crooning for his upcoming film....

Well, we have to wait some more time to get more details....

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