‘This too shall pass’: Shah Rukh Khan’s fans stand in support outside Mannat amid Aryan Khan’s arrest

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has a massive fan base who loves and adores him. They always extend support to the actor and shower love. As the Khan family faces hard times, amid the arrest of Aryan Khan, fans of Shah Rukh Khan have continued to stand strong in the actor’s support. On Sunday, October 24, during evening hours, fans were clicked outside SRK’s residence Mannat, standing strong in his support.  The fans were spotted holding posters featuring the Khan family with a supporting message amidst the arrest of Aryan Khan.

Fans were seen holding a banner that featured a picture of Shah Rukh Khan and his family. The picture saw Shah Rukh, with his wife, designer Gauri Khan, son Aryan Khan, daughter Suhana Khan and son AbRam Khan. The family photo featured with a supporting message that said: “This too shall pass“. It also had a message that read: “Everything will be alright soon,” in bold letters.

Another message on one side of the banner, for the King Khan said, “Dear Shah Rukh Khan, We Hope, We Pray, We Believe.”

Take a look at the pictures below:

The fans held the banner in their hand and stood right in front of the massive gate of SRK’s Mannat. A huge crowd was gathered outside the actor’s residence to extend support to him, amid tough times.

 

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Meanwhile, for the unversed, Aryan Khan was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) after an alleged rave party was busted on a cruise ship. He was arrested on October 3 and remanded to judicial custody by the court. His bail plea was rejected several times. Aryan Khan’s lawyers filed for bail in the Bombay High Court after his latest plea was rejected by the special NDPS court. He is remanded to judicial custody till October 30. The star kid is in Arthur Road Jail and Shah Rukh had paid him a visit recently.

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