Pics: Salman Khan Returns To Mumbai For Hit And Run Case Verdict

Salman Khan who was shooting for Bajrangi Bhaijaan in Kashmir, took a flight back to Mumbai on the eve of his hit and run case's verdict.

The actor was spotted at the Mumbai domestic airport, where he was being escorted by a number of policemen and security personnel.

A number of fans had gathered to get a glimpse of the star, some seeking autograph as well. But Salman Khan owing to the seriousness of the case verdict, headed to straight to his car amidst the crowd that had gathered there for him.

Dressed in a pair of casual blue t-shirt and trendy faded jeans, the actor looked serious and tensed on the eve of his crucial 2002 hit and run case verdict.

He is charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder, if found guilty, the actor could face up to 10 years in jail. While the Defence argues that Salman wasn't driving the vehicle which rammed into a bakery resulting the death of one person, the Prosecution evidences against the actor have been strong.

Apart from Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, he had Shuddhi, No Entry Mein Entry, Kick sequel, Dabangg sequel, and Sultan. With over 200 crores riding on him, Salman and Salman's fans can only pray for fair justice.

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Salman At Airport

Salman Khan flies back to Mumbai from Kashmir for the verdict of his 13 years old hit and run case.

Salman Guilty Or Not?

Salman Khan claims to be innocent, saying that he wasn't driving the vehicle but other witnesses fail to say the same.

Salman's Driver

Salman's driver told the Mumbai court in one of the proceedings that he was driving the vehicle and that Salman was sitting in the passengers seat.

Salman's Cases

As if the hit and run case, Arms Act case were not enough, yet another new case has been lodged on him for alleged assault in a plane.

Salman's Jail Time

Back in 2007 he had stayed in the jail for over a week in regard to the Blackbuck case which was registered way back in 1998.

Salman Khan

Since he is charged with culpable homicide not resulting in murder, if found guilty he could be jailed for over 10 years.