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Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan has officially stepped into the director’s chair, and his debut web series The Badass of Bollywood is already making waves. The recently dropped 2-minute 27-second preview has sent fans into a frenzy, promising to uncover the untold realities of the film industry like never before. Unlike SRK, who began his career as a second lead, Aryan has managed to bring a galaxy of superstars in his very first project.
Salman Khan’s Blunt Cameo Wins Hearts
In the teaser, Bollywood’s Bhaijaan Salman Khan grabs attention with his raw and unapologetic take on the industry. Seen criticizing flashy Bollywood parties, Salman’s powerful presence sets the tone for the series.
Karan Johar, Ranveer Singh & Bobby Deol Add Drama
Aryan has also roped in Drama King Karan Johar, who appears in a bold avatar, while Ranveer Singh brings his trademark energy to the screen. Adding to the excitement, Bobby Deol makes a striking appearance, reminding fans of his current “villain era” that has taken the internet by storm.
The Biggest Surprise – Shah Rukh Khan Himself
The teaser hints that the biggest twist is yet to come — Shah Rukh Khan’s cameo. While his look remains under wraps, the buzz around his appearance is enough to keep fans waiting eagerly for the full reveal.
Bollywood Power Cameos in The Badass of Bollywood
- Salman Khan
- Shah Rukh Khan
- Ranveer Singh
- Karan Johar
- Bobby Deol
Fans React: “Bhai Brought the Whole Bollywood”
Within just two hours of release, the teaser stormed YouTube. Fans flooded the comments section with excitement:
- “Brother, he has brought the whole Bollywood in his series.”
- “Salman Khan’s entry is just fire.”
- “It feels like Salman straight out of Bajrangi Bhaijaan — pure nostalgia!”
- “Lord Bobby’s villain vibe is next level.”
With such a star-studded lineup and promises of raw revelations, Aryan Khan’s The Badass of Bollywood is gearing up to be the biggest digital release of the year. All eyes are now set on 18 September 2025, when the series officially drops.
