Arpita Khan and Jungkook remained in headlines on Wednesday. (Photos: Instagram)
From robbery at Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan’s Mumbai apartment to alleged threats to Jungkook; Here are the top headlines of the day.
Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan’s diamond earrings were recently stolen from her Mumbai apartment. As reported by E-Times, Arpita filed a complaint regarding the same with the Mumbai Police, following which her domestic help was arrested. Arpita has said in her complaint that her diamond earrings cost Rs 5 lakh. While the domestic help is now in police custody, the police have also recovered the stolen earrings from her house.
Read more: Diamond earrings belonging to Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan stolen; Know here how much it costs
BTS member Jungkook reportedly received death threats recently after he allegedly refused to consume food sent by one of his fans. The K-pop singer had earlier urged his fans not to send him food. Reportedly, this upset one of his fans who then signaled him to harm. The perceived threat has enraged and frustrated ARMYs across the globe. Fans are now urging Bigit Music to take strong action against the social media accounts threatening Jungkook. Many fans are also requesting the agency to provide security for Jungkook.
Read more: BTS’s Jungkook allegedly receives death threats; Angry army urges agency to act
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked Twitter to disclose basic customer information, including e-mails, IP addresses and phone numbers, of some of its users who are allegedly sharing clips of Shah Rukh Khan’s upcoming film Jawan. The court had earlier directed YouTube, Twitter and Reddit to immediately block and remove unauthorized broadcast of the film’s content and clips following a suit by the film’s producer Red Chillies Entertainments Pvt Ltd. The film is scheduled to release in theaters on 7 September. ,
Read more: Delhi HC asks Twitter to disclose details of users sharing content from Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan
The Sudipto Sen directorial The Kerala Story starring Adah Sharma in the lead has opened to mixed reviews but is refusing to slow down at the box office. The film is now emerging as one of the highest grossing films of the year. The film has already crossed the Rs 150 crore mark on its 12th day in India and is still running strong at the box office. With the strong momentum, the film is expected to soon enter the Rs 200 crore club. The total collection of the film so far is said to be Rs 156.8 crore.
Read more: The Kerala Story Day 12 Collection: Adah Sharma’s film eyes 200 crore club
Mumbai Traffic Police has issued e-challans to the bike owners who gave lift to Bollywood actors Amitabh Bachchan and Anushka Sharma. The challan was issued under section 129/194(d), section 5/180 and section 3(1)181 of the MV Act. In the case of Anushka Sharma’s rider, he did not have a valid license as his learning license had expired in 2020. For this he was fined Rs.5000 and the owner of the bike was also fined Rs.5000. A fine of Rs 500 was also imposed for riding without a helmet. Both the owners have paid the fine.
Read more: Bike that gave lift to Amitabh Bachchan and Anushka Sharma fined; deets inside
