The Khan legacy is about to enter a bold new chapter as Aryan Khan steps into the director’s chair with his highly anticipated debut series The Bads of Bollywood. Produced under Gauri Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment and set to stream exclusively on Netflix, the dramedy promises a stylish, gritty, and mischievously entertaining look at the film industry. The official trailer, dropped by Shah Rukh Khan himself, has already ignited buzz across social media, thanks to its sharp tagline: “Too filmy to be real. Too real to be filmy.”
At the heart of the show is Aasman Singh, an ambitious outsider trying to carve a place for himself in the glittering yet unforgiving world of Bollywood. Alongside his close-knit group of friends, he attempts to navigate fame, ambition, betrayal, and the bizarre chaos of an industry that thrives as much on scandal as it does on dreams. With its mix of satire, melodrama, and dark humor, the series promises a no-holds-barred look at both the illusions and the raw realities of stardom.
The cast lineup adds serious weight to the project. Leading the pack are young actors Lakshya and Sahher Bambba, supported by celebrated names like Bobby Deol, Raghav Juyal, Anya Singh, Mona Singh, Gautami Kapoor, and Manoj Pahwa. Familiar Bollywood veterans such as Rajat Bedi, Manish Chaudhari, and Vijayant Kohli also bring their presence to the ensemble, making it a blend of fresh energy and seasoned charisma.
Behind the scenes, Aryan Khan has co-created and co-written the series with Bilal Siddiqi and Manav Chauhan, ensuring a unique creative vision that blends authenticity with sharp storytelling. With Shah Rukh Khan cheering him on and Gauri Khan producing, The Bads of Bollywood carries both family support and industry expertise to push it into the spotlight. Aryan’s debut marks a fresh creative direction for Red Chillies Entertainment, expanding beyond films into bolder, digitally-driven projects.
Set for release on 18 September 2025, The Bads of Bollywood already feels like a cultural event waiting to happen. Equal parts satire and spectacle, the series aims to lift the curtain on Bollywood in a way audiences have never seen before. With Aryan Khan’s sharp eye for drama and Netflix’s global reach, this project could set the stage for a new generation of storytelling straight from the heart of Indian cinema.
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