Salman Khan The bad boy of Indian cinema

On Apr 5, a judge in Jodhpur discovered Bollywood acting professional Salman Khan responsible for tracking two blackbucks while operating on Hum Saath Saath Hain in 1998. 

The 52-year-old has been dogged by several expenses since challenge the notorious tracking opera in secured woodlands area while capturing for the video.  

The Bishnois, a Rajasthani group seen as custodians of the area's wild animals, registered a issue against Salman and other stars.

In 2016, Khan was in prison for eliminating gazelles on the tracking journey and provided a very brief stint in prison but was released on attraction.

Last season he was also eliminated by a judge over the claimed use of duplicate weapons on the adventure. A greater judge is complicated his acquittal.

Controversy has followed the Bollywood bad boy since he rush onto the big display in the 1980's.

He was eliminated in 2015 of eliminating a abandoned man in a hit-and-run incident. That call is now being pushed in the Superior Court.

Indian legal courts can often take decades -- and sometimes decades -- to articulate decisions.

He was also charged of fighting a former Skip Globe and triggered a firestorm in 2016 by saying his exercise agenda for a movie remaining him sensation "like a raped woman".

But the off-screen dilemma has done little to reduce his attraction.

The acting professional known as "bhai", significance "brother" in Hindi, loves a cult-like position with the greater part of his devotees' younger men who jealousy Khan for being single at 52.

He continues to be one of Bollywood's greatest attracts, featuring in more than 100 movies and reveals on tv.

According to Forbes, he created $37 thousand in annually income to complete second behind Shah Rukh Khan in the 2017 Bollywood positions.

Both the Khans are among the top 10 most extremely compensated stars in the world.

The Bollywood heartthrob's newest smash hit Competition Zinda Hai (Tiger is alive) gathered some $85 thousand globally.