A video of actress Mishi Khan has gone viral after she was seen breaking down in tears while speaking about Imran Khan’s vision. The emotional clip quickly spread across social media, drawing widespread attention.
Meanwhile, serious security concerns have resurfaced in Bollywood as actor Aayush Sharma, brother-in-law of superstar Salman Khan, has reportedly received a threatening email.
According to Indian media reports, Aayush Sharma — husband of Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan — was sent a threat via Proton Mail. The sender allegedly claimed links to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, a criminal group that has previously been associated with threats against public figures.
The Mumbai Crime Branch has confirmed that the threatening email was received and stated that an investigation is underway. Authorities are working to trace the origin of the email and determine whether it was sent from within India or abroad.
The incident has heightened anxiety within the film industry, especially since it comes just a day after actor Ranveer Singh was reportedly threatened through a WhatsApp voice message. The message allegedly demanded a large sum of money and raised concerns about the actor’s safety, prompting increased security outside his residence.
Police officials revealed that in Ranveer Singh’s case, the sender used a VPN to conceal their identity. Investigators believe the individual may also have links to the Bishnoi gang.
Authorities noted that the use of encrypted digital tools in both cases suggests a deliberate attempt by the perpetrators to hide their identities. Proton Mail and VPN services are considered secure communication platforms, making it more challenging for law enforcement agencies to trace the suspects through multiple layers of digital protection.
Adding to the tension, a shooting incident recently occurred outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s residence on January 31, during which five shots were fired. Police have since arrested five suspects in connection with the attack. The accused were presented in a special court and remanded into custody until February 17 for further investigation.
Reports also state that police have detained another suspect, Asaram Phasale, who allegedly supplied weapons to the group. He is believed to have worked with the Bishnoi gang for several years while posing as a mechanic.
The series of threats and violent incidents has raised fresh concerns about the safety of Bollywood celebrities, prompting tighter security measures and ongoing investigations.