Nepotism, Cameos & Chaos: Aryan Khan’s “The Ba*ds of Bollywood” Trailer Unleashes a Wild Satire**
Bollywood parody meets insider critique as Lakshya’s Aasman Singh battles fame, critics, and powerful star parents—peppered with surprise appearances from SRK, Aamir, Salman & more
Aryan Khan’s much-awaited directorial debut, _The Ba*ds of Bollywood_**, has finally dropped its official trailer—set to premiere on Netflix on September 18, 2025.
The trailer begins with Shah Rukh Khan’s voiceover, instantly giving the series a cheeky, self-aware edge. The spotlight then shifts to Aasman Singh (played by Lakshya), a brash, loud, and ambition-driven actor determined to carve his own place in the glittering but cutthroat film industry.
Aasman’s meteoric rise is shown through glamorous premieres and red-carpet appearances, but things take a sharp turn when critics slam his debut. His response? A biting line dripping with arrogance: “Critics love sucking up to star kids.”
The story takes a dramatic twist with Aasman’s romance with Karishma Talwar (Sahher Bambba). What starts as flirtation turns tense when it’s revealed she’s the daughter of a major Bollywood star, leading to explosive confrontations—including a fiery showdown with Bobby Deol.
The trailer blends biting satire with romance, chaos, and adrenaline-pumping action. Cameos add to the madness, with blink-and-miss appearances from Salman Khan, Ranveer Singh, Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Ananya Panday, Siddhant Chaturvedi, S.S. Rajamouli, Karan Johar, and even rapper Badshah. Each celebrity moment amps up the irreverent energy and wink-at-the-audience humor.
The tone throughout is unfiltered and sharp, taking aim at Bollywood’s nepotism debates, fragile egos, and star power machinery. The closing gag—Manoj Pahwa’s hilarious rant about mistaking rapper Badshah for the singer—cements the show’s blend of parody and self-deprecating comedy.
Produced under Red Chillies Entertainment, Aryan Khan’s series is shaping up to be a bold, satirical, and star-studded insider roast of Bollywood itself.
