Salman Khan moves appellate tribunal, seeks insolvency against Jerai Fitness

The dispute is related to ‘BEING STRONG', a fitness equipment brand founded by the actor, in collaboration with Jerai Fitness

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New Delhi, Updated At : 06:23 PM Aug 28, 2025 IST

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Bollywood actor Salman Khan has approached appellate tribunal NCLAT, challenging an NCLT order which had dismissed his plea to initiate insolvency proceedings against Jerai Fitness towards an unpaid amount of Rs 7.24 crore.

This dispute is related to ‘BEING STRONG', a fitness equipment brand founded by Salman Khan, in collaboration with Jerai Fitness.

The appeal filed by Khan was listed before a two-member Bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) last week. However, it was adjourned on the request of his counsel.

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