Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's son Aryan Khan's release was much-awaited by his friends and family as it was by the superstar's fans.
Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, walked out of Mumbai's Arthur Road Jail after officials Saturday morning opened the bail box outside the jail to collect his papers. The star kid walked out of jail amid heavy police deployment and media personnel stationed outside to catch a glimpse of SRK's elder son. The Mumbai Police have deployed huge security, barricades and roadblocks at various points to stop the fans of both SRK and Aryan crowding around the actor's home and near the ARCJ, besides many lining up the roads from Bandra to Chinchpokli, a distance of around 15 km.
Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's son Aryan Khan's release was much-awaited by his friends and family as it was by the superstar's fans, who expressed their happiness on social media.
Earlier today, Shah Rukh Khan's convoy was snapped leaving from Mannat. Shah Rukh Khan left his Bandra home 'Mannat' at around 8 a.m. with aides, lawyers and security even as it transpired that it could be several hours more before Aryan actually walks out of the Arthur Road Central Jail (ARCJ) at Chinchpokli. The megastar took a break at a five-star hotel en route, partook in some light refreshments and kept a vigil in the vehicle for Aryan, who he last met inside the ARCJ on October 21.
On Thursday, the bail verdict was received with cheers and bursting of fire-crackers by fans near his 'Mannat' home, and Friday evening, the bungalow was being specially illuminated and decked with flowers to welcome him.
While granting Aryan bail on Thursday in the Mumbai drugs case, the Bombay High Court imposed 14 bail conditions on him, paving the way for his release from Arthur Road Jail. In the order, the court said that Aryan Khan shall be released on a personal bond of Rs one lakh with one or two sureties of the same amount. As per the conditions set by the high court, Aryan also had to surrender his passport before the special NDPS court and shall not leave India without taking permission from the special court. He would also have to attend the NCB office each Friday to mark his presence.
For the unversed, the happy-go-lucky Aryan Khan - who left home on October 2 for a fun-filled Mumbai-Goa cruise voyage, totally oblivious of what was in store - was suddenly detained after the NCB swoop, formally arrested the following day and had been in custody since then.
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