Shah Rukh Khan’s mannat sees two snakes; one rescued, another still missing: report
Two snakes were discovered at Shah Rukh Khan's Mumbai residence, Mannat, leading to a rescue operation that successfully captured one reptile. The incident caused a stir among staff, though the non-venomous nature of the snake provided relief.
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Shah Rukh Khan's famous Mumbai bungalow, Mannat, made headlines for an unusual reason after two snakes were reportedly spotted on the property's lawn. The reptiles were noticed on August 17, following which a rescue team was called in to safely handle the situation.Shah Rukh Khan's Mannat: One snake rescued, identified as DhamanAccording to Hindustan Times, a snake rescuer received a call around 8 pm informing him about two snakes spotted inside Mannat. This led to a search operation on the premises, which resulted in one snake being safely rescued. The rescued reptile reportedly measured around eight feet in length and was identified as a Dhaman, also known as an Indian rat snake. The non-venomous snake was found hiding beneath a ladder within the bungalow's premises.The rescue effort, however, wasn't entirely successful.
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