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Mumbai: Aryan Khan was granted bail yesterday by the Bombay High Court and will be soon leaving the jail premises as a free man. But his freedom carries 14 conditions that he should be obeying until the case continues.

Aryan Khan cannot leave Mumbai without informing the police and has to appear before the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) every Friday, a court order said today, listing 14 bail conditions.

Aryan has to submit a personal bond of Rs 1 lakh along with his passport, as per the bail order.

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The conditions include not leaving the country without permission, "not indulging in similar activities, not communicating with other accused like his friend Arbaaz Merchant, and not talking to the media.

Aryan Khan also has to go to the NCB office every Friday between 11 am and 2 pm, attend court hearings, and join investigations whenever required.

If the court or the NCB finds any of the above mentioned conditions being violated, then the NCB can request cancellation of bail.

Shah Rukh Khan’s 23-year-old son Aryan Khan was arrested after drug raids on a cruise ship party on October 2. He has been in Mumbai’s Arthur Road jail for three weeks.

The Bombay High Court order has to go to a special anti-narcotics court and be processed before a release order is issued.

Aryan Khan could walk out this evening, but only if the trial court's release order reaches the jailor before 5:30 pm.


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