It is known that two thieves broke into Shahrukh Khan’s house recently. Currently, both of them are facing investigation in police custody. However, many interesting things are revealed in this investigation.
First Published Mar 8, 2023, 7:25 PM IST
Shah Rukh Khan got a hit after many days with “Pathan”. This movie became a sensational success and created many records. Baahubali 2 broke records in Hindi version. Shah Rukh, who was happy with this success, got a big shock at home. The fall of two thieves made him wonder. Moreover, many shocking things have come out in the police investigation. According to the police
Shahrukh’s house was recently robbed. Security personnel identified two thieves at Mannat’s house in Mumbai. They were handed over to the police. But they were identified as Pathan Sahil Sali Khan and Ram Saraf Kuswaha from Gujarat during police investigation. They were in Shahrukh’s personal make-up room for about eight hours before the security staff of Mannath’s house found them. It is noteworthy that they squeezed into the make-up room on the third floor. They broke into the house at 3 am on February 2.
He was caught by security at half past ten in the morning. At 11 o’clock they informed Mannath Security Manager Colleen D’Souza. The police revealed in their investigation that they were identified by the keeping security Satish. After that they were taken to the lobby where they were seen by Shah Rukh Khan. He said that he was in a big shock at that time. He said that a case has been registered against the thieves under various IPC sections. But it is noteworthy that in their investigation they said that they are Shahrukh’s fans and came to meet him. Let’s see how this case will turn.
Recently Shahrukh Khan got career best hit with ‘Pathan’. In this, Deepika Padukone played the heroine and Salman Khan played a guest role. Directed by Siddharth Anand. Now he is acting in the movie ‘Jawaan’. The film is directed by Atlee. Nayanthara plays the female lead. This movie is also getting ready for release.
