Bollywood Actors Under Scrutiny: Aryan Khan Mocks Imprisonment with This Quotable Line, Fans Respond: "Brother, You're Dispatching Haters With Ease"
In the world of Bollywood, Aryan Khan, son of the renowned actor Shah Rukh Khan, is making waves with his upcoming series, "The Ba***ds of Bollywood." Set to be released on Netflix from September 18, the series has already garnered attention for its cryptic references and humorous content.
The trailer for the series includes a line that seems to take a dig at Aryan's jail controversy last year. The line, "We know what Aryan did in the last scene of the trailer," followed by a laughing emoji, has sparked discussions among netizens. Another comment, "Andar Jake log or bhi famous ho jate hai best line h aryan bhai you are killing the haters," translates to "Even those inside the jail can become famous," further suggesting a reference to Aryan's arrest and subsequent imprisonment.
Aryan spent almost 25 days in Arthur Road Jail and had his bail pleas rejected twice before being granted bail on October 28, 2021. The arrest took place during a raid on a cruise ship off Mumbai. The NCB alleged that Aryan's WhatsApp chats hinted at links with suppliers, although no drugs were found on him. However, in May 2022, the Special Investigation Team gave Aryan a clean chit, stating that no drugs were recovered from him and that there wasn't enough evidence to pursue the charges.
The series, which appears to include humorous and risqué content, also seems to take a sarcastic dig at the Bollywood film industry. Characters such as Karan Johar, Raghav Juyal, Lakshya, and Salman Khan are included, with Lakshya's character, Aasmaan Singh, being seen being imprisoned in the trailer.
Aryan Khan's self-deprecating humor in the trailer has received praise from viewers. One netizen commented, "Aryan, you are killing the haters with your best line." The series, which is Aryan's directorial debut, is expected to offer a unique perspective on the Bollywood industry.
With its cryptic references, humorous content, and a dig at the Bollywood film industry, "The Ba***ds of Bollywood" promises to be an intriguing watch. As we await its release on Netflix, the series has already sparked conversations and anticipation among viewers.
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