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Suhana Khan pens heartfelt post for brother Aryan Khan after debut series The Ba***ds Of Bollywood trends at number 1 on Netflix

Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood, has been making waves ever since its release on Netflix, quickly climbing to the top spot on the platform. While audiences and industry insiders continue to shower praise on the series and its cast, Aryan also received a special note of pride and love from his sister, Suhana Khan.

Taking to Instagram, Suhana shared a carousel dedicated to her brother. Alongside a picture of the siblings from the show’s premiere, she posted an old childhood photo of a young Aryan with Shah Rukh Khan, a certificate of his early achievement in a school competition, one of the official posters of The Ba***ds of Bollywood, and a short clip from the series. In her caption, she wrote, “Always been number 1.”

The clip she included has caught the attention of many, as it features a producer character, played by Manish Chaudhari, delivering the line, “Say no to drugs.” Fans were quick to point out the subtle reference to Aryan Khan’s 2021 arrest in the Mumbai cruise drug case, where he was taken into custody by NCB officer Sameer Wankhede and later released after weeks of legal proceedings. The inclusion of this particular moment in Suhana’s post was seen by many as a quiet yet powerful dig at the controversy that once overshadowed Aryan’s name.

 

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Besides Suhana, the cast of the show also reacted to the show’s success. Bobby Deol, in a statement, asserted, “It’s wonderful to watch the industry I’ve been a part of for 30 years and my loving fans embrace the show as well as my character, Ajay Talvar. Aryan has captured the true spirit of cinema in a fun, quirky, and emotional way. The whole cast and team are on the receiving end of an outpouring of love from all corners of the world, and I’m truly feeling blessed.”

Meanwhile, Lakshya said, “Since the release, it’s been an avalanche of love from calls to messages, with people reaching out from everywhere. It feels unreal. To have people connect with Aasmaan’s journey- whether it’s the action, the chaos, or the vulnerability- makes every bit of hard work and the journey to get here worth it.”

Also Read: Inside The Ba***ds of Bollywood premiere: Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt, Ajay Devgn-Kajol, Ambanis and more; biggest stars step out for Aryan Khan’s directorial debut



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