Shah Rukh Khan Unveils New ‘King’ Poster; Imran Khan’s ‘Leave India’ Deadline Deferred Till November 2
Entertainment News: Imran Khan Gets Relief in ‘Leave India’ Case, Shah Rukh Khan Unveils New ‘King’ Poster
Actor Imran Khan has secured temporary relief in the legal battle over the notice directing him to leave India. The Centre informed the Bombay High Court on Tuesday that no coercive action would be taken against the actor until November 2. During the hearing, senior advocate Venkatesh Dhond, appearing for Khan, stressed the urgency of the matter, noting that the original deadline for the actor to leave the country was October 28.
Meanwhile, Shah Rukh Khan has heightened anticipation for his upcoming film King by unveiling a fresh poster on Instagram. The new image features the superstar in an intense avatar, walking with a red rose between his teeth and a gun in his hand. The striking look has further fuelled excitement among fans awaiting the action entertainer.
Singer Shilpa Rao’s interrupted performance at the Bollywood Music Project (BMP) in Mumbai has sparked controversy. Kutle Khan, who was performing on a nearby stage when the incident occurred on October 24, has now shared his account of the episode through a video posted on Instagram, offering his perspective on the developments.
Salman Khan’s upcoming film Maatrubhumi continues to keep audiences waiting as its theatrical release remains uncertain. Originally scheduled to arrive in cinemas in April, the film was delayed, leaving fans eager for an update. According to reports, the makers are now considering a November release, although some key steps remain before the film can reach theatres.
In another entertainment-related development, Uttarakhand Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal has declined to apologise to singer Daler Mehndi following their public disagreement at the Kunjapuri Mela. Speaking to Satya Vani in a recent interview, Uniyal maintained that he had done nothing wrong and questioned the need for an apology. His remarks come after Mika Singh’s team claimed that the minister had apologised to Mehndi over the phone.
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