Seeker: Saif Ali Khan is unrecognizable as he changes into a Naga sadhu. See pic

The typically spruce Saif Ali Khan changed into a Naga sadhu for Hunter and his dreadlocks will help you to remember Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow. 

After a much refreshing execution in Sacred Games, Saif Ali Khan has returned to, what resembles, another grasping story. As indicated by a report in Mumbai Mirror, the on-screen character was the spotted at Filmistan studio in Mumbai on Monday in the look of a Naga sadhu. The performing artist had before wrapped up the Rajasthan timetable of Navdeep Singh's Hunter. 

The story is about a sadhu (Hindu austere) who is out for vindicate. Saif was seen in the get-up of his character. Be that as it may, with his dreadlocks (and maybe a lot of his facial hair as well), Saif's look appears to be propelled more by Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbeans) than an austere.

Saif Ali Khan in Sadhu look for Navdeep Singh’s #Hunter... The movie is currently being filmed at Mumbai's Filmistan Studio. #Spotted . Pic Courtesy: Nilesh Wairkar, Mumbai Mirror. . #FilmyMafiaz #saifalikhan #hunter

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The decision of garments excessively appeared to be pretty un-Indian—he can be seen wearing a red and dark unfastened, midriff length coat, a handkerchief to keep his dreadlocks set up and a couple of dhoti-styled churidaar. His eyes are fixed with kohl. Saif had a furious demeanor all over. 

Discussing the film prior, Saif had said in a meeting, "It's my most eager task till date. I don't think I have been a piece of a film that has been made on this scale. It's about a battle between two siblings and my character, who's relatively similar to a creature, battles for his rights." 

As per a source cited by Mumbai Mirror, the on-screen character was occupied with shooting an activity arrangement. The shooting started at 9 am and proceeded till late at night. Seeker, by chance, additionally stars Mukkabaaz performer Zoya Hussain and Manav Vij. 

It might be reviewed that in Sacred Games, Saif showed up as a Sikh cop, with an agitated past, who happens to end up amidst an unstable wrongdoing situation which includes Mumbai black market, cops and Bollywood. 

The web arrangement has come as a much-needed refresher for Saif whose last couple of excursions have turned out to be lamentable-Rangoon, Chef and Kaalakaandi—all bombarding in the cinematic world.

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