Shah Rukh Khan's child Aryan Khan was as of late given a perfect chit in the NCB drugs case. Notwithstanding, last year, the star family ended up in the center of a ton of hardship after Aryan and a couple of others were captured by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) at a Mumbai port. Afterward, the NCB, under the then Zonal chief Sameer Wankhede guaranteed that Aryan and the 19 other captured had and consumed a significant measure of illegal medications and that the star kid likewise had joins with a worldwide medication organization. Aryan spent over 3 weeks in prison prior to being allowed bail. Afterward, a Special Investigation Team (SIT) was shaped to research the charges. On May 28th, all charges against Aryan Khan were dropped because of an absence of adequate proof. Magazine as of late did a main story named 'Illustrations From The Aryan Khan Case', by Raj Chengappa, wherein the Deputy Director-General of NCB Sanjay Singh, who headed SIT uncovered the discussions he had with Aryan Khan and Shah Rukh Khan during his examinations. While Singh said that Aryan went up against him with 'soul-looking through questions resembles assuming he truly merited being in prison for such countless weeks, Singh likewise imparted insights concerning his discussion to Shah Rukh Khan.

Sanjay Singh said that SRK needed to meet him and he concurred as he had additionally speaked with the guardians of the other denounced. During their gathering, SRK shared his interests for Aryan's psychological and actual prosperity. Singh uncovered that the entertainer had shared that Aryan was not resting soundly and he, when all is said and done, needed to give him organization as the night progressed.

Sanjay Singh additionally shared that Shah Rukh Khan was practically in tears as he said that Aryan was 'denounced' regardless of having no significant proof against him. He further told Singh, "We have been painted as some sort of huge hoodlums or beasts who are on a mission to obliterate society and we view as going to work intense consistently."