The performer will be liberated from imprison on Saturday in the wake of finishing the important conventions, his legal counselor Mahesh Bora told journalists.
Khan's fans set off sparklers outside his home in Mumbai and outside the court in Jodhpur in the northwestern territory of Rajasthan after the performing artist was allowed safeguard.
Khan, 52, was discovered blameworthy of disregarding Indian untamed life laws by murdering a blackbuck, a jeopardized types of impala, in 1998.
The case was brought by individuals from a group known as the Bishnoi, who respect pronghorns. The people group had sought after the body of evidence against Khan for right around two decades.
The performing artist may not leave the nation without the court's authorization, Mahipal Bishnoi, a legal advisor for the Bishnoi people group, told correspondents.
Khan has had other run-ins with the law.
In 2015, a Bombay High Court toppled Khan's conviction in an attempt at manslaughter case in which he was blamed for running over a gathering of individuals mulling over a city walkway, executing one and harming four.
A year ago, another court in Jodhpur vindicated Khan in a different poaching case, deciding that there was no verification that Khan had murdered a jeopardized gazelle.
Khan has made a progression of blockbuster hits over the most recent couple of years with the most recent in December, "Tiger Zinda Hai", earning in excess of 3 billion rupees ($52 million) in the cinematic world.
His next film, "Race 3", is an activity spine chiller planned for discharge later in the year.
Khan has additionally marked an arrangement with worldwide online business monster Amazon that gives its Prime video spilling administration selective overall rights to his list and up and coming titles.