Sanjay Dutt debuts in ‘PK’ third poster, Aamir Khan dons cop avatar

The third motion poster of Aamir Khan's much awaited and anticipated movie - PK - is out and not only stars him but also has Sanjay Dutt.

PK is slated to release on December 19.

The third motion poster of Aamir Khan’s much awaited and anticipated movie – PK – is out and not only stars him but also has Sanjay Dutt. This time around it’s the latter who is wearing a ‘bandwaala’ costume, while Aamir Khan is seen wearing an over sized police uniform.

The superstar has tweeted all the three motion posters remaining true to the character in the movie, as he speaks Bhojpuri in the movie.

In this particular poster, Aamir Khan asks the viewers, “Why are you staring? Its not me. Its my friend – Bhairon Singh.”

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Aamir Khan tweeted the poster of the movie and while doing that, made an error too, by posting the advertisement of his TV show ‘Satyamev Jayate’. Later, however, he corrected the mistake and tweeted the correct link.

Ei dekha… PK ka humra naya adbhurteesmant… dekha aur bola… kaisan laaga? http://t.co/R5QN6HXxtN

— Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) September 16, 2014

Lull Sala!!! Galti ho gawa. Mishtake se hum apna teebhi ka porograam ka ad-wa daal diya. (1/2)

— Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) September 16, 2014

Ei Layo, ab dekha PK ka humra naya posterwa!!! https://t.co/YyipQysvHU (2/2)

— Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) September 16, 2014

The first and second posters were released last month, in which Aamir appeared almost nude and in ‘bandwaala’ clothes respectively.

‘PK’ also stars Anushka Sharma and Sushant Singh Raput and is directed by Rajkumar Hirani.

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