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SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 2023
Shah Rukh Khan stopped by customs department at Mumbai airport, made to pay duty of ₹6.8 lakh for expensive watches

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Hindustan Times
13 November, 2022, 11:30 am
Last modified: 13 November, 2022, 11:36 am

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Shah Rukh Khan stopped by customs department at Mumbai airport, made to pay duty of ₹6.8 lakh for expensive watches

Hindustan Times
13 November, 2022, 11:30 am
Last modified: 13 November, 2022, 11:36 am
Shah Rukh Khan. Photo: Collected
Shah Rukh Khan. Photo: Collected

Actor Shah Rukh Khan and five of his team members on their arrival from Sharjah in a charter flight were stopped at the General Aviation (GA) Terminal or private terminal of Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport on early Saturday.

They were stopped by the Air Intelligence Unit of the Customs department after some dutiable goods were discovered in their baggage. 

In the baggage of the actor and his team, an apple iWatch worth around Rs. 75,000 and six other empty cases of high-end watches were found, said a senior customer officer. The total value of the dutiable items was Rs. 17.86 lakhs, the officer added.

Shah Rukh's representative and his bodyguard Ravi Shankar Singh was asked to come to the T2 terminal of Mumbai airport for payment of custom duty. He paid Rs. 6.8 lakh, which is 38.5 percent of the value of the goods.

It was a duty and not a penalty, clarified the senior customs official. Meanwhile, the actor along with his team members was allowed to go.

There is no red channel or green channel at the private terminal of Mumbai airport, hence there is no option available for declaring dutiable goods, added the officer. Therefore, it is difficult to ascertain if the actor or his team had any intention of evading duty, hence no penalty was imposed by the customs department.

On Friday, Shah Rukh was honoured with the Global Icon of Cinema and Cultural Narrative award as he attended the 41st edition of the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) 2022 at Expo Centre in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Taking to Twitter, the official page of Sharjah Book Authority shared a video on how the Bollywood actor had 'inspired the audience' with his speech. Shah Rukh was seen arriving at the event amid cheers from screaming fans. "He spoke about the fact that the world, and events such as the SIBF, are the cornerstones on which bridges that connect the cultures of the world will be built," the caption read.

Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan inspired the audience with his speech. He spoke about the fact that the word, and events such as the SIBF, are the cornerstones on which bridges that connect the cultures of the world will be built.⠀
⠀#SIBF22

pic.twitter.com/pOpklJb0g1— Sharjah Book Authority (@SharjahBookAuth) November 12, 2022

Shah Rukh will soon be seen with Deepika Padukone and John Abraham in Pathaan. The action film will be be released in January, 2023. Apart from Pathaan, the actor also has Dunki with Taapsee Pannu in the pipeline, directed by Rajkumar Hirani, and Jawan by Atlee, co-starring Nayanthara.

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