Imran Khan
Indian-American actor (born 1983)
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Ashoke Pandit backs government notice ordering Imran Khan, a US citizen, to leave India; Khan plans to challenge it in Bombay High Court
Ashoke Pandit said he backs the government notice ordering Imran Khan, who holds an Overseas Citizen of India card and is a US citizen, to leave India and…
Why it matters — His planned legal challenge could affect his ability to stay in India and continue his activities.
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Reported by Hindustan Times, Times of India.Actor Saba Azad calls 'Absolute BS' after Imran Khan is asked to leave India for joining Mumbai CJP protest
Actor Saba Azad said the request for Imran Khan to leave India was 'Absolute BS' after Khan was briefly detained for joining a CJP protest in Mumbai.
Why it matters — Fans may want to know how his protest involvement led to detention and a request for him to leave the country.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Imran Khan said he wanted an Indian passport and said he could not vote, while holding an OCI card.
Imran Khan said he wanted an Indian passport and said he was unable to vote; he holds an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card.
Why it matters — Followers may care because it reveals his desire for Indian citizenship and his current inability to vote despite…
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Reported by NDTV Movies, Times of India.Imran Khan will move to the Bombay High Court to challenge a notice ordering him to leave India by October 28
The Times of India reports that actor Imran Khan plans to petition the Bombay High Court to challenge a legal notice that requires him to leave India by…
Why it matters — His followers would care because the case affects his ability to stay in India and continue his career there.
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Reported by Times of India.Actor's lawyer says Imran Khan will move Bombay High Court after notice to leave country
An actor's lawyer said Imran Khan will move the Bombay High Court after receiving a notice to leave the country, and added that rules do not prevent Overseas…
Why it matters — It shows a legal challenge Khan faces over a potential expulsion, affecting his ability to remain in India.
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Reported by Hindustan Times, Times of India.Imran Khan explained to NDTV why he avoided public events
Imran Khan told NDTV why he avoided public events, noting his last full‑fledged film was Katti Batti in 2015.
Why it matters — Fans may want to understand why he has stayed away from public appearances.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Imran Khan was asked to leave India by October 28
NDTV Movies reported Imran Khan was asked to leave India by October 28 and noted he has several memorable films.
Why it matters — His possible exit from India and his notable film career are relevant to his fans.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Actor Imran Khan, nephew of Aamir Khan, holds an OCI card
NDTV Movies reported that actor Imran Khan, nephew of Aamir Khan, holds an OCI card and that he made his acting debut in 2008 with Jaane Tu...
Why it matters — Fans may be interested in his citizenship status and his early film debut.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Actor Imran Khan was asked to leave India by October 28 after participating in an anti‑CEC protest in Mumbai
Actor Imran Khan, an American national, has been asked to leave India by October 28 following his participation in a protest against the Chief Election…
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Reported by Hindustan Times.Imran Khan designed his Karjat home himself using 3D modelling
Imran Khan said he designed his environmentally friendly home in Karjat himself using 3D modelling, after studying the landscape and seasonal changes, and…
Why it matters — Fans may be interested in his hands‑on involvement and eco‑friendly approach to his own residence.
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Reported by Times of India.Imran Khan detained during protest, released hours later as detention video goes viral
Imran Khan was detained during a protest and released hours later, and a video of the detention went viral online.
Why it matters — His supporters may be concerned about his treatment and the public attention the incident received.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Actor Imran Khan says police stopped him from leaving and drove him around for two hours after detention
Actor Imran Khan exclaimed 'Jai Hind' after police prevented him from leaving following his detention, saying he was driven around in a police van for two…
Why it matters — Fans may want to know about his recent detention and his reaction to police actions.
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Reported by Hindustan Times.Imran Khan walks home after Mumbai police detain him; Lekha Washington says they were denied a vehicle and are safe
Actor Imran Khan was detained by Mumbai police on October 10 during a crackdown at the August Kranti Maidan protest and later walked home.
Why it matters — Fans will want to know that Khan was briefly detained but is now safe and back home.
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Reported by Hindustan Times.Actor Imran Khan and girlfriend Lekha Washington detained during CJP protest in Mumbai
Actor Imran Khan and his girlfriend Lekha Washington were detained during a CJP protest in Mumbai; Imran was last seen in Vir Das' Happy Patel.
Why it matters — Followers may care because it reports his detention at a protest and notes his recent film appearance.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Imran Khan and girlfriend Lekha Washington detained during a Mumbai protest, and she posted a video from a police vehicle
Lekha Washington said, ‘No idea where we’re going,’ after she and boyfriend, actor Imran Khan, were detained during a Mumbai protest; she posted a video from…
Why it matters — Fans may want to know about his recent detention and his partner’s public response.
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Reported by Hindustan Times.Imran Khan detained by Mumbai police during a protest for lacking permits
According to the Times of India, Imran Khan was detained by Mumbai police during a protest because he lacked the required permits.
Why it matters — His detention highlights the legal and political pressures he faces, affecting his ability to lead protests.
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Reported by Times of India, Bollywood Hungama.Imran Khan was detained during a police crackdown at an August Kranti Maidan protest in Mumbai.
Imran Khan was detained amid a police crackdown at an August Kranti Maidan protest in Mumbai.
Why it matters — Followers may care because it shows Khan’s direct involvement and personal risk in the protests.
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Reported by Hindustan Times, Bollywood Hungama.Imran Khan will romance Bhumi Pednekar in the comeback film Adhure Hum Adhure Tum, slated for a December release
Imran Khan is set to romance Bhumi Pednekar in the comeback film Adhure Hum Adhure Tum, which is targeting a December release.
Why it matters — Fans will see the two stars together in Khan's anticipated return to film.
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Reported by NDTV Movies.Imran Khan rushes post‑production on comeback film ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’ for a December OTT release
Imran Khan said he is rushing to finish post‑production on ‘Adhure Hum Adhure Tum’, his first leading role in a decade, which is expected to premiere on an OTT…
Why it matters — Fans will see Khan return to a leading role after ten years with a new film slated for a December OTT release.
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Reported by Hindustan Times.Ravi Shastri calls the reported treatment of jailed Imran Khan inhumane
Former Indian captain and head coach Ravi Shastri said the reported treatment of jailed former Pakistan captain Imran Khan is “inhumane” and that Khan deserves…
Why it matters — Followers of Imran Khan would care about his health and the criticism of his treatment by a prominent cricket figure.
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