Fardeen Khan looks dashing in his latest Instagram images, check out his transformation
Mumbai: Bollywood actor Fardeen Khan is perhaps planning to make his comeback after a long hiatus.
The actor is continuously posting images on Instagram to show how he has transformed himself to look fit and healthy once again.
In his latest Instagram post, which might surely be a motivational one for many of his fans, he wrote: " The science of well-being, youthfulness, of integrating the mind, the body and the soul. Get lifting!"
The actor could also be seen in his best shape once again.
According to reports, Khan will be making his comeback with the movie Visfot.
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Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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