Imran Pal, famously known as Imran Khan, was born on January 13, 1983, in Wisconsin, United States. His father, Anil Pal, is a software engineer, and mother, Nuzhat Khan, a psychologist.
Imran Khan changed a number of schools in his early life. He first enrolled at Bombay Scottish School, then went to a boarding school, Blue Mountain School in Coonoor, Tamil Nadu.
He later moved to California and attended Fremont High School. Aspiring to become a film director, Imran Khan went to Los Angeles to pursue a degree in filmmaking from New York Film Academy and eventually moved to Mumbai.
Imran Khan appeared as a child artist in the films Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988) and Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar (1992). He made his adult acting debut in 2008 with the film Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na.
I Hate Luv Storys (2010), Delhi Belly (2011), Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011) and Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu (2012) are some of the commercially successful films of Imran Khan.
On the personal front, Imran Khan got married to Avantika Malik on January 10, 2011. The couple welcomed a baby girl on June 9, 2014.
However, in May 2019, the couple decided to part ways after an eight-year-long marriage.
This special report offers a dual focus, first examining the critical Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections in Mumbai, held after a three-year delay. The program explores the disconnect between political rhetoric and the daily civic struggles of residents, such as poor air quality, potholes, and water supply issues. Featuring media personality Cyrus Broacha, the segment highlights how shifting alliances and name-calling have overshadowed basic urban governance needs. Subsequently, the report shifts to the entertainment world with an interview featuring comedian Vir Das discussing his directorial debut, 'Happy Patel Khatarnag Jassoos'. Das reveals the film's 10-year journey, his collaboration with producer Aamir Khan, and his creative process in crafting a 'counter-culture' spy comedy that stars Imran Khan.
The top focus of this episode of 5 Live is the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections, India's richest civic body, campaigning for which concluded on Tuesday.
BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman on Thursday returned to Bangladesh after 17 years of exile. Rahman, who was greeted by millions of party supporters in Dhaka, declared, 'I have a plan for my country,' signalling a major political shift ahead of the 2026 elections.
In this special report, India Today Global Editor Pranay Upadhyay covers the historic return of BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman to Bangladesh after 17 years of exile. Rahman, greeted by millions in Dhaka, declared, 'I have a plan for my country,' signaling a major political shift ahead of the 2026 elections. The bulletin also highlights Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s new 20-point peace plan and his sharp Christmas message wishing Russian President Vladimir Putin 'may perish.' Additionally, the report details the brutal attack on former Pakistani Minister Shahzad Akbar in the UK and updates on the US releasing Jeffrey Epstein documents.
On this Special Report, the panel discusses the political future of Pakistan's former Prime Minister following a 17-year jail sentence. The programme analyses whether the military establishment, led by the Army Chief, has successfully dismantled the opposition or if the jailed leader retains public support. Key topics include the economic crisis, the 'Pakistan se Zinda Bhaag' sentiment, and potential geopolitical pressures regarding Gaza. Experts also debate the stability of the current regime and the historical patterns of military interventions in Pakistan.
Senior Executive Editor Gaurav Sawant reports on the major legal setback for former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi, who have been sentenced to 17 years in jail. Speaking on India Today, Sawant explains that the conviction in the Toshakhana case involves 'very expensive gifts' such as Rolex watches received from the Saudi Crown Prince, which were allegedly 'undervalued' and sold for profit. The programme also features Senior Anchor Sumit Chaudhary, who details the proceedings inside Adiala Jail, noting that the prosecution proved the gifts were acquired for 2.8 million but were worth 5.8 million. Sawant highlights the political friction, stating that 'Asim Munir hates Imran Khan' and ensuring he remains incarcerated.
In this edition of India Today Global, Executive Editor Geeta Mohan reports on the anti-terrorism charges filed against jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s sisters following protests outside Adiala Jail.
When Dhurandhar casually drops the term “burger boy,” it sounds like a joke. In Pakistan, it isn’t.
Michael Kugelman, Director of the South Asia Institute at the Wilson Center, analyses the US-India relationship, describing it as facing its "worst crisis" in decades under a potential second Donald Trump administration.
This news report details the Pakistani government's consideration to transfer former Prime Minister Imran Khan from Adiala Jail to another facility, potentially Attock Jail, due to persistent protests. The Punjab government is reportedly consulting federal authorities on the matter. Prime Minister's Coordinator for Information, Ikhtiar Wali Khan, stated that the demonstrations have disrupted daily life and alleged attempts to create chaos under the guise of dissent. The report also highlights the recent escalation where police used water cannons to disperse Khan's sisters and supporters after they were denied a meeting.
Imran Khan's sister Uzma Khan on Tuesday met the jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister in Adiala Jail and said he is fine, but he is being mentally tortured.
On this Special Report, the focus is on the viral rumours surrounding the alleged death of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in Adiala Jail. The programme examines the unverified claims that surfaced on social media, including a fake document from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It highlights the ongoing power struggle between Khan and Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir, tracing the feud back to Munir’s removal as ISI head in 2019. The report also details the legal challenges facing Khan, including the Toshakhana and Cipher cases, and the political implications of his incarceration.
In this episode of India Today Explains, Anchor Akshita Anandagopal dissects the week's top stories, headlined by the harassment of an Indian citizen, Fema Wangchom Tongdok, at Shanghai airport over her Arunachal Pradesh domicile. Discussing the diplomatic row, Anandagopal asserts, 'Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and inalienable part of India, and this is a fact which is self-evident.' The show also investigates the viral death rumors surrounding former Pakistan PM Imran Khan and the controversy over X’s new location feature, which exposed foreign-operated bot farms targeting India. Additionally, the segment explores the artistic heritage of the Indian Constitution illustrated by Nandlal Bose.
Massive protests have broken out in Karachi demanding Imran Khan be released immediately, according to reports.
In an exclusive interview with India Today TV, Noreen Niazi, sister of jailed former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, claims her brother has been held incommunicado for over four weeks. She slammed Pakistan government and Gen Asim Munir, stating the situation in the country is worse than martial law.
On India First, anchor Gaurav Sawant discusses the mystery surrounding Imran Khan's location with former Indian DIA Director, Lt. Gen. Kamaljeet Singh Dhillon. 'If Asim Muneer had his way, Imran Khan would have been dead a long time ago,' states Lt. Gen. Dhillon. The show covers the heated debate in Pakistan's Senate, where PTI Senator Faizal Javed accused the government of denying Khan basic rights, while Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry called him a 'VVIP prisoner'. Lt. Gen. Dhillon analyses the power struggle between Khan and Pakistan's army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, the role of social media in Khan's enduring popularity compared to past leaders like the Bhuttos, and the potential for public uprising. The discussion also touches upon unverified Afghan media reports about Khan's death and the internal dynamics of the Pakistan military.
In this edition of India Today Global, the big focus is on the escalating diplomatic row between the US and South Africa.
In this episode of Newstrack, the focus is on intense speculation surrounding former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's safety inside Adiala Jail.
Political turmoil has intensified within the Karnataka Congress over power struggle between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar.
Imran Khan death rumours continue to escalate, even as Adiala Jail issues denials and insists he is “healthy.”
