Shah Rukh Khan’s mannat sees two snakes; one rescued, another still missing: report
Two snakes were reportedly spotted at Shah Rukh Khan's Mumbai residence Mannat on August 17. Rescuer Vicky Dubey saved one, an eight-foot Dhaman, found hiding under a ladder; the second escaped and remains untraceable. Meanwhile, Shah Rukh awaits his film King's December 24, 2026 release.
Mannat, Shah Rukh Khan's famous Mumbai bungalow, captured headlines on August 17 due to the presence of two snakes on its lawn. Following the discovery, a rescue team was promptly dispatched to manage the situation.
One snake, identified as Dhaman or an Indian rat snake, measuring approximately eight feet in length, was successfully rescued. The non-venomous reptile was found hiding beneath a ladder within Mannat's premises. Mannat's security staff expressed relief upon learning the snake was non-venomous.
Tragically, the second snake managed to evade capture, slipping away as individuals moved about the property. Despite extensive efforts, the missing snake remained at large by the evening. Mannat, located in Mumbai's Bandra's Bandstand area, is an iconic landmark known for attracting fans hoping to spot the superstar. Shah Rukh Khan is currently gearing up for his upcoming film 'King', set to release on December 24, 2026, alongside a star-studded ensemble cast.
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