SRK's son Aryan Khan to receive life lessons from Bollywood's number one transformation coach Arfeen Khan
Arfeen came into limelight when he began working with Hrithik Roshan during his divorce with Sussanne.
By ET Online | Updated:
Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan, who walked out of Arthur Road jail almost a month ago after the Bombay High Court granted him bail in the drugs-on-cruise case, will be counselled by famous life coach Arfeen Khan.
According to a report in ETimes, Aryan will receive life lessons by the famous transformation coach who came into limelight when he began working with Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan during his divorce with Sussanne.
Arfeen Khan is pretty famous in the B-town circle. Going by his Instagram description, he is "Bollywood's number one coach, TED Speaker, Transformation Expert and International Speaker."
On October 2, Aryan and others were arrested by officials of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) after the agency busted a cruise party and claimed to have seized drugs.
Aryan was granted bail by the HC on October 28, nearly 20 days after his arrest. In the detailed order on the bail pleas of Aryan, Munmun Dhameha and Arbaaz Merchant, the court had said that there was "prima facie no positive evidence" against them on the NCB's charges pertaining to "conspiracy and common intent" in the case.
This will be the second probe into the drugs case by the Mumbai Police since it's already probing the charges of 'extortion' levelled by a NCB witness against Sameer Wankhede, the anti-drugs agency's Zonal Director.
Meanwhile, the NCB has been deliberating on if they want to file an appeal against Aryan's bail before the Supreme Court.
According to a report in ETimes, Aryan will receive life lessons by the famous transformation coach who came into limelight when he began working with Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan during his divorce with Sussanne.
Arfeen Khan is pretty famous in the B-town circle. Going by his Instagram description, he is "Bollywood's number one coach, TED Speaker, Transformation Expert and International Speaker."
On October 2, Aryan and others were arrested by officials of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) after the agency busted a cruise party and claimed to have seized drugs.
Aryan was granted bail by the HC on October 28, nearly 20 days after his arrest. In the detailed order on the bail pleas of Aryan, Munmun Dhameha and Arbaaz Merchant, the court had said that there was "prima facie no positive evidence" against them on the NCB's charges pertaining to "conspiracy and common intent" in the case.
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In the wake of the recent observations by the HC in the bail matter, Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil on Monday indicated the Mumbai Police would probe if the NCB raid was "fake" or not.This will be the second probe into the drugs case by the Mumbai Police since it's already probing the charges of 'extortion' levelled by a NCB witness against Sameer Wankhede, the anti-drugs agency's Zonal Director.
Meanwhile, the NCB has been deliberating on if they want to file an appeal against Aryan's bail before the Supreme Court.
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