The recent bail plea by Vicky Kumar Gupta, one of the accused in the firing incident at actor Salman Khan’s apartment in Bandra, sheds light on the motivations and circumstances surrounding the case. Gupta claimed the attack was not intended to harm Khan but to threaten him over the blackbuck killing incident, significant to the Bishnoi community. The incident was reportedly orchestrated by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and executed by Gupta and Sagar Kumar Pal, with guidance from Anmol Bishnoi in Canada.
Gupta’s plea portrays him as a victim of circumstance, asserting his role was minor and driven by economic desperation. He explained his involvement came after losing his job during the Covid-19 pandemic and being misled about the mission’s nature. The special MCOCA court has directed the Mumbai police to respond to the bail application, with a hearing set for August 13. The chargesheet names nine individuals involved, with several currently in judicial custody.
While The teaser for AP Dhillon’s upcoming single, “Old Money,” has been released. In the short clip shared by Salman Khan on Instagram, AP Dhillon is seen resting his head on a concrete surface.
An aide informs him in Hindi, “Woh mil gaye, khabar pakki hai.” They then descend some stairs and meet Salman Khan, who asks, “Kaha ja rahe ho?” AP responds, “Bas bhai aadhe ghante mein aa gaye.” Salman then humorously remarks, “Dekhna pichhli baar ki tarah mujhe waha aana na pade.”
AP Dhillon’s recent social media post has created quite a buzz with a motion art video featuring Bollywood heavyweights Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. The teaser, filled with action-packed visuals, concluded with the intriguing phrases “did you miss me” and “this August.”
The poster accompanying the video portrays AP Dhillon holding a gun, Salman Khan holding an envelope with a determined look, and Sanjay Dutt in a prominent stance, adding to the intense atmosphere. Sanjay Dutt’s comment “brothers” on the post has further heightened anticipation and excitement among fans.
