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Aryan Khan has finally opened up about the success of his debute Bollywood series, The Bads of Bollywood. He quoted one of the lines from the series
After a thrilling first season that ended on a major cliffhanger, the big news is finally here. Actor Rajat Bedi has confirmed that Season 2 of Aryan Khan’s hit series The Bastards of Bollywood is officially in the works.
Aryan Khan’s debut series The Bads of Bollywood is a sharp, stylish, and surprisingly emotional take on power, privilege, and survival in the Hindi film industry. With strong performances by Lakshya, Bobby Deol, and Sahher Bambba and a standout Shah Rukh Khan cameo, the show balances satire and sincerity in a gripping, binge-worthy seven-episode ride.
At the star-studded premiere of Aryan Khan’s debut series The Ba*ds Of Bollywood, a candid red carpet moment went viral when Aryan turned photographer for his father Shah Rukh Khan, winning praise from fans across social media.
Aryan Khan may be making his directorial debut with The Ba*ds of Bollywood, but fans believe he is ready to rule in front of the camera too. After the first look dropped, netizens went wild comparing him to Shah Rukh Khan, calling him “superstar material” and demanding his acting debut.
Aryan Khan’s directorial debut with Ba*ds of Bollywood has finally dropped its first look, and it’s packed with sass, swag, and satire. Opening with a nostalgic dialogue that takes a darkly comic turn, Aryan sets the tone for a show full of “bahut zyaada pyaar aur thoda sa vaar.”
