WATCH: Salman Khan's lookalike spotted in Pakistan; video leaves netizens puzzled

As per media reports, the video of the lookalike was recorded in a market in the port city of Karachi.

Images: Left- tweeted by @vivo.pakistan/ Right- Instagram (Salman Khan)

New Delhi: A lookalike of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan was spotted in the neighboring country Pakistan recently and a video of the same is going viral on the internet. As per media reports, the video of the lookalike was recorded in a market in the port city of Karachi. The clip was posted on the social media via a video sharing app and has made a lot of people curious. A voice in the video says “Salman Khan in Bolton Market”. In the few seconds long video the man with stark resemblance to Khan can be seen adjusting his motorcycle in a market stand. The man is seen sporting dark glasses and a fitting full-sleeved grey T-shirt. The man’s demeanor as he walks also resembles Salman and has left the netizens puzzled. Khan has a huge fandom that transcends the India-Pakistan boundaries. Check the video here:

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Socail Media Viral video! #Bollywood actor #SalmanKhan's doppelganger busu in parking his motorcycle in #Karachi's Boltan Market, with not only strong physical resemblance as well as hair and clothing styled are identical to Salman Khan. People are in shocked with similarities. . . Video: Arslanjee /Tiktok #lollywoodstars #photooftheday #lifestyle #Lahore #karachi #Islamabad #vivopakistan #vivomagazine????

A post shared by Vivo Pakistan (@vivo.pakistan) on Jan 20, 2019 at 3:40am PST

@BeingSalmanKhan bro Karachi aye aur btaya bhi ni ???? pic.twitter.com/S4SfPYXuM1

— Capt Hunt (@CaptSpeaking_) January 18, 2019

This is not the first time, a replica of a celebrity has created stir on the social media. Recently, a lookalike of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was spotted in Afghanistan. A doppelganger of Tiger Shroff from Assam had also made news last year. Before that, a lookalike of popular singer Rihanna had set the internet abuzz.