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It is no secret that Arjun Kapoor has gone through a major physical transformation before he made his way to Bollywood. The actor has always been quite vocal about it and recently he even poked fun at his look bac in the earlier days. Arjun took to his social media account and shared pictures from his earlier days and called himself the ‘OG ladykiller’

Arjun took to his Instagram account and on his stories he shared a collage made by a fan account of his pictures from his earlier days for ethe physical transformation. Sharng the post, Arjun wrote in the caption, “The OG ladykiller.”

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Well, this post has come after Arjun shared a picture with actress Bhumi Pednekar on his Instagram account. In the picture, Arjun and Bhumi were seen sharing a good laugh as they stood in a snow-clad Manali. The caption of the post read, “Saw snow, felt cute, might delete later (not) #LadyAndTheLadyKiller @bhumipednekar #GoodMorning #TheLadyKiller #Love #Hills #Manali(sic)”

 

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Talking about the movie Lady Killer, Arjun had told ANI, “The Lady Killer is one of the most exciting scripts of my career and I’m thrilled to be collaborating with Bhumi and my director Ajay Bahl for the first time. I can’t wait to work with them and get to know them better. I think we will have an amazing time in Manali and also have a fantastic shoot schedule. My role in the film is very intense and something unexplored for me. It is layered and it will empower me to do something new on camera in a new place with new people.” 

This will be the first time that Arjun and Bhumi will share screen space for the Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar and Shaailesh R Singh produced film.

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