Aamir Khan slipped into Raj Thackeray’s Shivtirth residence, the duo’s low‑key rendezvous almost as quiet as the Mumbai night air—yet the buzz in the city was louder than the silence.
The backdrop is a courtroom drama: Imran, 44, was slapped with a Leave India Notice by the FRRO on October 14 after waving a placard at a protest on October 10 demanding the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation. He’s now hurling a petition at the Bombay High Court, calling the notice unconstitutional and seeking a stay.
In his filing, Imran warned that the notice was a “high‑handed, grossly disproportionate abuse of power,” and he’s also demanding protection from deportation, LOC issuance and any action that could dent his OCI status. His deadline to leave India is a hard October 28.
The visit itself, reported by IANS, may not have an official agenda, but the timing hints at a strategic support rally. Raj Thackeray, who has invited Aamir to family events before, could be signaling that the MNS is ready to back the star in court.
As the October 19 hearing looms, Bollywood watchers are watching Mumbai’s political chessboard. If the court sides with Imran, the Leave India Notice will vanish; if not, the actor may have to pack up by the end of October. Either way, the intersection of cinema and politics keeps fans on the edge of their seats.