Saif Ali Khan booked for assaulting businessman!

After Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan, it's now Saif Ali Khan who's got punch happy


If recent reports are to be believed, the actor got into a fight in a five-star hotel restaurant the night before and apparently a man hit in the face and broke his nose.


A case under § 325 IPC was registered against Saif. The actor was arrested in front of a sentence of seven years and sentenced, if the physical assault.


The incident took place yesterday evening in the restaurant Wasabi, Taj hotel when he was with Kareena, Malaika Arora Khan, Amrita Arora Ladak and some friends went to dinner.


Iqbal M Sharma, a temporary resident of Juhu, sits with his family at the next table. Iqbal reportedly complained that the cry of Saif and his friends were doing. This list Saif and a fight broke out between the two. Saif Iqbal reportedly told to go to a library to find peace.


Some reports suggest that the fight broke out between the husband Shakeel Ladak and makes Amrita Arora Ladak Iqbal. But it is only when Saif said he got into a fight with Iqbal.


Message from the fray, reports Iqbal that Saif and his two employees attacked him with fists, what a broken nose. A case was registered against the actor with the Colaba police station.


According to Times Now, Mr. Iqbal Sharma, Deputy Director of the Department of Trade and Investment, South Africa. It is a South African citizen of Indian origin. Iqbal told Times Now that Saif and his friends had abused him and his stepfather verbally and physically attacked.


Hawaldar Welkar the Colaba police station in Mumbai, confirmed the news and said: "Yes, a case against Saif Ali Khan, Iqbal Sharma, last night was a fight that was between them at the Taj hotel registers in the night last Further details with my. ACP chief Sheikh Iqbal. "


Said contact with the ACP-Sheikh Iqbal. "We will investigate the matter and we ask all those involved in this case, if necessary, we will never stop the guilt of anyone."


Meanwhile, Wasabi people refused comment on the incident. Pankaj Singh, the floor manager at Wasabi, said: "I was not here last night, so I know nothing of what happens in the restaurant or heard anything about anyone here."