In Bollywood, people who get jealous couldn’t even handle one Shah Rukh Khan, and now there are two—SRK and his son Aryan Khan. A new Netflix show called The Ba***ds of Bollywood (or The Bastards of Bollywood if said openly) has already become very popular even before release. The makers first gave an introduction in the style of Mohabbatein movie, and then the preview created more excitement than big films coming in 2025. When the trailer of The Ba***ds of Bollywood series came out, it felt impossible that a new director could make something like this.
Cast
- Raghav Juyal
- Lakshya Lalwani
- Shah Rukh Khan
- Mona Singh
- Anya Singh
- Bobby Deol
- Gautami Kapoor
- Manoj Pahwa
- Shilpa Shetty
- Raveena Tandon
- Rajat Bedi
- Vijayant Kohli
- Sahher Bambba
- Manish Chaudhari
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Release Date
18 September 2025
Director
Aryan Khan
Genre
- Comedy
- Drama
- Triller
- Action
Overview
No new director usually has the power to bring together stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Rajamouli, Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, Karan Johar, and Disha Patani in one project. But not only that, they have been shown in such a clever way that just a 3-minute trailer feels more entertaining than long Bollywood movies.
In the trailer of The Ba***ds of Bollywood, SRK gets punched, Karan Johar is shown threatening openly, reporters are upset about Disha Patani’s clothes, Rajkummar Rao makes a short appearance, Arjun Kapoor’s name is linked to the underworld, and Aamir Khan says something confusing as always.
The biggest surprise is that Bobby Deol is made the face of nepotism, directly exposing Bollywood’s family-driven career system.
The trailer of The Ba***ds of Bollywood series has so many stars that it feels like the guest list of an Ambani wedding. The creators brought celebrities, made them act, and then roasted them in the story. That’s bold, because if you respect everyone, who will you make fun of?
If I had to describe this The Ba***ds of Bollywood trailer in one movie, it would be Amrish Puri from Nayak. Aryan may be young, but his work feels like his father’s level. He has once again raised the standard of OTT content, reminding us of the golden lockdown web series time.
The trailer of The Ba***ds of Bollywood series itself is worth watching again and again. It’s short, sharp, and exciting—no dragging, no overacting, just pure fun. Honestly, this could have been a theater release.
The Ba***ds of Bollywood series’s trailer has action, emotions, entertainment, a huge star cast, and a story filled with twists. The writing is funny but also brutally honest about Bollywood. Aryan Khan is cleverly showing the real faces of so-called superstars.
The best part is that Aryan Khan didn’t act greedy—he let stars stay in their star image but gave important acting roles to skilled actors. The storyline hints at how Bollywood politics destroys fresh talent trying to make a place in the industry.
New actor Lakshya looks like someone who will go far in his career. Raghav Juyal is already shining as a future villain. The only weak part is that the actresses don’t seem to stand out, their roles are unclear. If anyone understands why, they should comment.
This director even made Karan Johar act, insulted Shah Rukh with his own songs, and turned his own father into a meme. Imagine what else must be hidden in the show. An inside rumor says Aryan might recreate the famous Shah Rukh vs Salman fight from Katrina Kaif’s birthday party 17 years ago. And Aamir Khan might step in to solve it, which would mean, for the first time, all three Khans in one scene together. That’s the real Bollywood people want to see.
The music is fast and catchy, the visuals look expensive, and the hidden details make you think harder. Netflix has struck gold with this. The Lion King was fiction, but Aryan has turned it into reality—his father’s face and his own mind. So what do we call this The Ba***ds of Bollywood series trailer, a cactus or a rose?