Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood, will be out next week on Netflix. The streamer dropped the first trailer of the Hindi web series.
detailing newcomer Aasmaan Singh (Lakshya) as he rises the ladders of fame in the film industry. After getting the first proper look at the show’s story and its big name cameos, viewers are sold on the series. Here’s what fans had to say!
Fans hail Aryan Khan’s debut, call it ‘Baaps of Bollywood’
The verdict is in on The Ba***ds of Bollywood trailer! Fans can’t wait for the series to release next week after seeing what’s on offer already. The trailer was shared on Netflix India’s social media pages with the caption, “Too filmy to be real. Too real to be filmy. Watch The Ba***ds of Bollywood, out 18 September, only on Netflix.”
Reacting to the trailer, one fan on X wrote, “Bollywood finally feels unpredictable again… this trailer gave me goosebumps #TheBadsOfBollywood.” Another shared, “Is it just me or the trailer literally feels like ‘Baaps of Bollywood’ not just Bads #TheBadsOfBollywood.” While another fan said about Aryan’s debut, “Aryan clearly has an eye for building chaos that’s stylish, loud, and entertaining all at once. #TheBadsOfBollywood.”
Cameos are Bollywood Ka Multiverse
Besides the action, suspense, and intrigue of The Ba***ds of Bollywood’s narrative, fans were also impressed with the cameos from SS Rajamouli to Aamir Khan and Salman Khan. One fan commented on the “Mad Mad trailer with insane meta references and was thoroughly impressed with the production values.” Another shared, “Cameos left and right… Bollywood ka multiverse lag raha tha #TheBadsOfBollywood.” Finally yet another fan added, “Not one… not two… but ALL THREE KHANS !! Aryan Khan’s #TheBadsofBollywood is about to shake the OTT world this September!”
Aryan saved the best for last, his father Shah Rukh Khan. Speaking about SRK’s special appearance, a fan wrote, “Shah Rukh Khan presented by Aryan Khan with the Baadshah tune, he looks so good here. And the classic self-deprecating humour of SRK, this was genuinely funny #TheBadsOfBollywood.”