Ever since Aryan Khan has been arrested in connection with the possession of drugs after the cruise raid, there have been many twists and turns in the case. People stand divided on Aryan Khan’s case as one section feels that he should be punished while the other feels that he should be given bail as NCB hasn’t been able to prove anything in the case so far.

Bollywood celebs have been speaking in favour of the star kid and one of the names who has been supportive of the star kid is Hrithik Roshan. Taking to his Instagram stories, he posted a video of famous journalist Faye D’Souza who had shared an interview with Supreme Court advocate Dushyant Dave. In the interview, he gave his opinion on the case mentioning how Justice Nitin Sambre, who is hearing the case, has previously allowed bail to men who have been found in possession of drugs. Hrithik wrote, “If these are facts. It is truly sad.” 

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Here’s the video he shared: 

Previously, Hrithik had written an open letter to Aryan, voicing his support. “Allow yourself to burn, but just enough... Mistakes, failings, victories, success... they're all the same if you know which parts to keep with you and which parts to throw away from the experience. But know that you can grow better with them all. I've known you as a kid and I've known you as a man. Own it. Own everything you experience. They're your gifts. Trust me. In a time when you connect the dots... I promise you, It’s gonna make sense. Only if you have stared the devil in his eyes and kept your calm. Keep calm. Observe. These moments are the makers of your Tom. And Tom is going to have a brilliant sun shining. But for it, you must go thru the dark. Calm, still, owning your own. And trusting the light. Within. It’s always there,” he had written, ending his note with, “Love you man.” 

As far as latest developments in the case are concerned, the former attorney general of India, Mukul Rohatgi, has stepped in to represent Aryan in the Bombay High Court. Arguing before Justice Nitin Sambre in the Bombay High court, Rohatgi said that Aryan didn’t possess any drugs. “No recovery, no consumption, I submit I am wrongly arrested," the former AGI said. He added, “Penalty is for consumption or carrying it. I don't have it, possession of somebody else can't be my possession. Unless it is in my knowledge.”

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