WATCH: Salman Khan heading for a 'Dabangg 3' shoot on a bicycle is winning the internet

Posting a video on Instagram, Bollywood actor Salman Khan revealed that he and his brother Arbaaz are heading to Indore to begin the first shooting schedule of 'Dabangg 3' and in the latest video that has surfaced on the internet, the two brothers were seen cycling their way to the location. 

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Ever since the video has dropped, it has been going viral on the internet and fans are super impressed by Salman Khan riding a bike to the sets of the film. 

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The release of the Bollywood film 'Dabangg' on September 11, 2010, gave birth to Salman Khan's character Chulbul Pandey. It is one of Salman Khan's most loved character to date. With Salman Khan promising 'Dabangg 3' for 2019, fans of the actor are thrilled and are eagerly anticipating the film.

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In the film, Salman plays the role of a brave, flamboyant policeman while Sonakshi Sinha takes of the role of his wife. Chulbul Pandey who initially had a troubled relationship with his father, played by Vinod Khanna and stepbrother, Makkhi (Arbaaz Khan), eventually gets along with them and the story of the film develops around the same.

Meanwhile, besides this project, Salman is all set to grace the silver screen with his stint in 'Bharat'. Apart from him, the film stars Disha Patani, Katrina Kaif, Tabu, and Sunil Grover. 'Bharat' revolves around the journey of Salman Khan's character and India from 1947 to the early 2000s. The makers of the film previously dropped the teaser of the film which was widely appreciated by the audience. It is all set to hit the theatres on June 5, 2019. 

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