KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21 — Bollywood superstar Datuk Shah Rukh Khan visited his son Aryan Khan at Arthur Road Prison after a Mumbai special court rejected Aryan’s bail plea for the second time on Wednesday.
Various media outlets in India reported that this was the star’s first meeting with Aryan after the 23-year-old was arrested by the Control Bureau Narcotics on a cruise ship earlier this month. The 55-year-old actor spoke to Aryan for about 20 minutes over the intercom in a cell, inside the jail’s meeting hall, reportedFollowing the rejection of Aryan’s bail application for the second time, his next bail appeal will be heard before the Mumbai High Court this coming Tuesday.
Aryan is also likely to celebrate Deepavali in jail because the court will be closed for a significant period of time beginning November.According to the, Aryan’s lawyers, Satish Maneshinde and Amie Desai, would take the bail application to the Mumbai High Court to argue that no drugs were discovered on Aryan during the raid.
The country’s anti-drug agency said that they had sufficient proof that Aryan was likely linked with international drug cartel syndicates.According to a report by, NCB also seized 13 grams of cocaine, 21 grams of charas , 22 pills of methamphetamine, 5 grams of mephedrone and over 1.3 million lakh rupees .
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