BMC issues notice to Mithun Chakraborty over alleged illegal construction in Malad

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has sent a show cause notice to actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty for allegedly building an illegal structure in Malad’s Madh area. The notice says that a ground-floor structure was built on a plot in Erangle village without the required permission from the authorities. The BMC has asked Mithun Chakraborty to explain the changes made to the property. If he fails to give a proper explanation, the structure could be demolished. The BMC has also warned of possible legal action. This action is part of a larger crackdown on unauthorised constructions in the Madh area. So far, the BMC has identified 101 illegal structures in the locality. These include bungalows built using fake documents. The civic body plans to demolish all illegal constructions by the end of May. According to civic officials, during a recent inspection near the Hira Devi Mandir in Erangle village, they found two one-plus-mezzanine-storey buildings, one ground-floor str...
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Shah Rukh Khan becomes brand ambassador for Rohan Corporation in Karnataka

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In a significant collaboration that blends stardom with real estate ambition, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has been announced as the official brand ambassador for Rohan Corporation in Karnataka. The Mangalore-based real estate company made the announcement through a media statement, marking what they call a “meeting of dreams and determination.”

With an illustrious career that spans over three decades, Shah Rukh Khan is no stranger to representing powerful brands. His association with Rohan Corporation signals a strategic move for the company as it aims to expand its footprint across Karnataka and redefine urban living. Known for creating thoughtfully designed residential and commercial spaces, Rohan Corporation has built a reputation for community-centric developments in coastal Karnataka.

“Having Shah Rukh Khan represent Rohan Corporation is more than a partnership — it’s a meeting of dreams and determination. Just as Shah Rukh Khan has inspired millions through his journey of hard work and passion, Rohan Corporation aspires to inspire through spaces that transform lives. With him on board, we are reaffirming our promise to redefine urban living in Karnataka and beyond,” said Rohan Monteiro, chairman of Rohan Corporation in a statement, according to The Hindu.

The statement also carried a heartfelt response from Shah Rukh Khan, who expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership. “It is an absolute pleasure to collaborate with Rohan Corporation -- a brand that mirrors my own values of perseverance, innovation, and heart. Their commitment to creating sustainable, community-driven spaces resonates deeply with me. I look forward to being part of their incredible journey of shaping tomorrow’s cities with soul and vision.”

 

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This partnership comes at a time when Shah Rukh Khan is riding high on back-to-back box office successes and is increasingly engaging with ventures beyond cinema. For fans and followers of the superstar, this collaboration adds another feather to his multifaceted cap — one that ties his persona not just to entertainment, but to the future of how cities are imagined and lived in.

Also Read: Kajol channels Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic MET Gala look with stylish post; see pic



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